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Welsh: Origin, Geographical Distribution
The son of the weaver, from the Gaelic Mac, a son, and guithe, Cor. Br., a weaver. In the Welsh, gwehydd, a weaver, quethy, Cor. Br., to weave.
Welsh Surname Origin
Welsh: Place of Origin : London (United Kingdom) \| Lothian (United Kingdom) \| Fifeshire (United Kingdom) \| Strathclyde (United Kingdom) \| Lancashire (United Kingdom) \| Gwent (United Kingdom)

WELSH Grande-Bretagne (United Kingdom) 1937 - 1937

WELSH Glasgow, Ecosse (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1992 - 1992

WELSH Dailly Parish. Ayrshire (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1745 - 1745

WELSH Tarbolton Parish, Ayrshire (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1807 - 1807

WELSH Langstone, Monmouthshire (Gwent, Wales, United Kingdom) 1409 - 1409

WELSH Tredegar, Monmouthshire, England (Gwent, Wales, United Kingdom) 1412 - 1412

WELSH Wales (Wales, United Kingdom) 1379 - 1435

WELSH Ayrshire (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1558 - 1558

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A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... try-" Helena, eldest dau. of Robert Welsh, Esq. of the Irish bar, and niece of Noah Hill-Neale, Esq. of Gloucester, ...

A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... January, 1770, Isabella, dau. of David Welsh, Esq. of Colin, Galloway ski re, and had by her, ...

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