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Archivessixkiller, runcorn
I found it in an obit. the man was from Oklahoma US. I think it might be native American or English translation of same. May also be related to Smith somehow.
Runcorn is character in Ann Perry book so may be Anglo-Saxon, Norman or named from a now vanished town.
Any help is appreciated.
Runcorn is character in Ann Perry book so may be Anglo-Saxon, Norman or named from a now vanished town.
Any help is appreciated.
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Sixkiller is a well-known Cherokee surname. You'll find a proposed origin for it at http://scraperhistory.com/reports/Scraper-Sixkiller.htm. Runcorn comes from a place so named in Cheshire (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runcorn).
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