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in reply to a message by Algie
This line of your ancestry is English. The name comes from the place name Ingleden, which is in Kent. Den I take to mean "valley", ingle has several possible meanings.
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If it's Viking like my Norwegian wife than it's a bit obscure, check out ...http://www.behindthename.com/php/view.php?name=ing
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As I said to the others, it's all explained at the site below, by Wayne Iggulden, who's done extraordinary research on the name and all its derivations - being in fact the most mispelled name in history! A shield of arms is also included.
Enjoy:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~iggs
~Kinkazzo
http://daubmir.blogspot.com
et al.
Enjoy:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~iggs
~Kinkazzo
http://daubmir.blogspot.com
et al.
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Ingle seems to be a personal name as an example : INGELTON Durham is proably "farmstead of man called Ingel" pers name + OE Tun and INGLESHAM wiltshire is "enclosure or river-meadow of a man called Ingen or Ingin". so following alon the same lines Ingleden could be "valley of man called Ingel".
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