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Gashion — This unusual surname derives from the Old French personal name Gace , which is a Central French hypocoristic form of the Old German given name Waz(z)o , deriving from a compound Germanic name with a first element wad meaning to go . The personal… … Surnames reference
Gaish — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gaishson — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gason — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gasson — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gaze — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Wais — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Waison — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Wayon — This unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon (Germanic) and Norman French pre 10th Century origins. It derives from the word wazo , itself a development of wado , meaning to go . Originally it was a baptismal name of some popularity, and this is… … Surnames reference
Gaize — This interesting and unusual surname is of Norman origin, introduced into England after the Conquest of 1066, and derives from the Norman personal name Wazo , which is from a Germanic compound name with a first element wad , to go. Originally it… … Surnames reference
