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ArchivesRe: Origin of "Twinney"?
in reply to a message by Peter Twinney
Some thoughts, no facts -
i) Twin and Twinn are English surnames, meaning obvious. Could this be a more familiar form of the same name?
ii)Twinley and Twining are surnames from place names; could this be another? No such place name found, however.
i) Twin and Twinn are English surnames, meaning obvious. Could this be a more familiar form of the same name?
ii)Twinley and Twining are surnames from place names; could this be another? No such place name found, however.
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