February Finbow / Angers / Blonville / Chenevray / /
Company
D Dade / Wymark Bokel Trade / Cotwin / Caccepol Trade / Bloc A Trade / Bullard / /
Country
France / /
Facility
dyke Denington / shelter Crack / Suffolk Institute of Archaeology / /
IndustryTerm
cord maker / oil / oil man / /
Organization
Suffolk Institute of Archaeology / /
Person
Thomas Golson Later John / Al Alfleet / Alexander de Gasele / Robert Brundische / Flatman Someone / Thomas Gernon / Norman French / John Fevyear / Robert Fardenc / Eye F Faires / Edmund Garnon / Agnes de Freston / Agnes Arbon / Gilbert de Gant / Robert Gipson / Many / Eckhard Anglo-Saxon / Feveryer Feveryere / Juliana Dunnage / Lindsey Faires / Cockrill / Robert Feveryere / Girling Gislam / Nicholas Gernown / Mary Golson / Robert Feaviour / Richard Dyse / Everson Eye / Evot / Gerald Norman-French / Flatman / Walter de Gisilham / /
Position
fisherman / hard worker / sailor / Fort Guard / dealer / catcher / debt collector / /
Suffolk Surnames – A to L A Albrey - First recorded in 1086 in the Domesday Book as AElberi - Anglo-Saxon nickname for Elf or Noble King – An Elf was an Anglo-Saxon semi-god – much revered