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Re: Meaning
by Sean Foglai (guest)
6/23/2005, 1:20 PM
in reply to a message by Rose
From a Russian name site that I use for Slavic names, it looks like the root of Sutryk may be related to Suda, or "judge".Garrison is rather obvious, from a French word meaning somethinbg like "troops that are in a fort"
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- Jim Young (guest)   +1
6/25/2005, 3:34 AM
GarrisonReaney and Wilson give other explanations for Garrison - either from the place-name Garriston in North Yorkshire, or from Garretson, "son of Gerrard".
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- Sean Foglai (guest)
7/5/2005, 11:56 AM
Interesting ...my reply was just from a baby name book ...but they often don't list any additional possibilities ...
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