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Sword: Origin, Geographical Distribution
A Saxon, so called in Holland. In Athelstan's song of victory, given in the Saxon Chronicles, a.d. 938, secce signifies a fight; seega, a warrior; seax or secce, a sword, any sharp instrument. Latin, sica, a dagger.
Sword Surname Origin
Sword: Place of Origin : Borders (United Kingdom) \| Lothian (United Kingdom) \| Central (United Kingdom) \| Tayside (United Kingdom) \| Strathclyde (United Kingdom) \| Fifeshire (United Kingdom)

SWORD Northumberland S (Northumberland, England, United Kingdom) 1952 - 1952

SWORD Falkirk, Stirling, Scot (Central, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1695 - 1695

SWORD Falkirk, Stirling (Central, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1658 - 1658

SWORD Abbotrule, Southdean Rox (Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1848 - 1848

SWORD Ancrum Rox (Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1731 - 1854

SWORD Cavers (Denholm) Rox (Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1880 - 1880

SWORD Cavers Rox (Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1873 - 1873

SWORD Crailing Rox (Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1884 - 1884

SWORD Devizes Wil (Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom) 1960 - 1960

SWORD Edinburgh (Edinburgh Castle) Mln (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1806 - 1806

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A history of the Swedish-Americans of Minnesota (Volume 2)
Author: Strand, A. E. (Algot E.) - Published in 1910
... May 5, 1858, and married August Sword, of Jersey City, and Johan Adolph, born in 1861 and manager of a ...

Memoirs of Lenawee County, Michigan, from the earliest historical times down to the present, including a genealogical and biographical record of representative families in Lenawee County
Author: Bonner, R. I. (Richard Illenden), b. 1838, ed - Published in 1909
... Wire Fence Company at Adrian. James P. Sword was born in Margate, Kent county, England, Jan. 14, 1795, and died ...

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