Traverso - Tress

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Travis

Travis is a surname with French and English roots, as it was brought to England by the French during the Norman Invasion of 1066. Travis comes from the French word “travers” and means to cross. In medieval times, it referred specifically to crossing a city gate or a ford with a toll. The surname starts appearing in the late thirteenth century.

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  • Traverso
  • Travieso
  • Travis
  • Travisano
  • Traw
  • Traweek
  • Trawick
  • Trawinski
  • Traxel
  • Traxler
  • Tray
  • Trayer
  • Traylor
  • Traynham
  • Traynor
  • Traywick
  • Trbovich
  • Trcka
  • Treacy
  • Treadaway
  • Treadway
  • Treadwell
  • Treanor
  • Treas
  • Trease
  • Treaster
  • Treasure
  • Treat
  • Trebesch
  • Trebilcock
  • Trebing
  • Trede
  • Treder
  • Tredinnick
  • Tredway
  • Tree
  • Treece
  • Treen
  • Trees
  • Treese
  • Treesh
  • Trefethen
  • Treffinger
  • Trefry
  • Trefz
  • Treger
  • Treglia
  • Trego
  • Tregoning
  • Tregre
  • Treharne
  • Treiber
  • Treible
  • Treichel
  • Treichler
  • Treinen
  • Trejo
  • Trela
  • Trelease
  • Treleven
  • Trella
  • Treloar
  • Trelstad
  • Tremain
  • Tremaine
  • Tremayne
  • Trembath
  • Tremblay
  • Tremble
  • Trembley
  • Trembly
  • Tremel
  • Tremelling
  • Treml
  • Tremmel
  • Tremont
  • Trempe
  • Tremper
  • Trenary
  • Trench
  • Trenchard
  • Trenda
  • Trenholm
  • Trenkamp
  • Trenkle
  • Trenner
  • Trent
  • Trentham
  • Trentman
  • Trento
  • Trenton
  • Treon
  • Trepagnier
  • Trepanier
  • Trepp
  • Treptow
  • Tresch
  • Trescott
  • Tresner
  • Tress

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