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• Doorey — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Doree — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Dorey — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Dorie — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Dorin — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Dourin — This is an ancient surname of French origins. It derives from the Latin word aurum meaning gold and as such was in medieval times a metonymic given to a gilder or goldsmith. The term as dore was introduced after the 1066 invasion, and was usually …   Surnames reference

• Dory — Recorded in the spellings of Dore, Dorin, Dory, Dorey and Doorey, this is an ancient surname of either pre 7th century Olde English or 11th century Norman French origins. If English it derives from dor meaning gold, and in the locational context… …   Surnames reference

• Douris — Recorded in many forms including Dorey, Dores, Doreys, Douras, Doris, Douris, Douriez and possibly others, this is an ancient surname of French origins. It is a fused form of d aurum with aurum meaning gold, and as such was in medieval times a… …   Surnames reference