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Thicking — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
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Thick — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
Thickens — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
Thickett — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
Thickin — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
Thickins — Recorded in the related spellings of Thick, Thickin, Thicken, Thicking, and Thickett, and the patronymic forms ending with s , this surname is generally considered to be an English medieval nickname. If so like Stubb(s) it describes a stout… … Surnames reference
