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• Cursey — This is a locational surname which derives from the village of Kersey in Suffolk. Kersey was recorded in Domesday Book in 1086 as Caresia and this spelling may well be the root for later surname forms which include Kersy, Cersey, Curzey and… …   Surnames reference

• Christophe Malavoy — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Malavoy. Christophe Malavoy Données clés Naissance 21 mars 1952 (1952 03 21) (59 ans) Reutlingen (Allemagne) Nationali …   Wikipédia en Français

• La Soule — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Soule. La Soule est un film français de Michel Sibra, sorti en 1989. Distribution Richard Bohringer : François Lemercier Christophe Malavoy : Pierre Cursey Marianne Basler : Marion Roland… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Carsey — Recorded in several forms including Carsey, Carssey, Cersy, Cersey, Cursey, Karsey, Kersy, Kersey, and possibly others, this is an English surname. It is locational from the village of Kersey in Suffolk. First recorded in the famous Domesday Book …   Surnames reference

• Kersey — Recorded in several forms including Carsey, Carssey, Cersy, Cersey, Cursey, Karsey, Kersy, Kersey, and possibly others, this is an English surname. It is locational from the village of Kersey in Suffolk. First recorded in the famous Domesday Book …   Surnames reference

• Cersey — This is a locational surname which derives from the village of Kersey in Suffolk. Kersey was recorded in Domesday Book in 1086 as Caresia and this spelling may well be the root for later surname forms which include Kersy, Cersey, Curzey and… …   Surnames reference

• Curzey — This is a locational surname which derives from the village of Kersey in Suffolk. Kersey was recorded in Domesday Book in 1086 as Caresia and this spelling may well be the root for later surname forms which include Kersy, Cersey, Curzey and… …   Surnames reference

• Keningley — This is a locational surname of olde English pre 7th century origins. It probably originates from a site (now lost) called Cynges leah of similar, which either refers to a place (leah) owned by the king (cynge), or a more likely explanation is a… …   Surnames reference

• Kenningley — This is a locational surname of olde English pre 7th century origins. It probably originates from a site (now lost) called Cynges leah of similar, which either refers to a place (leah) owned by the king (cynge), or a more likely explanation is a… …   Surnames reference

• Kinningley — This is a locational surname of olde English pre 7th century origins. It probably originates from a site (now lost) called Cynges leah of similar, which either refers to a place (leah) owned by the king (cynge), or a more likely explanation is a… …   Surnames reference