Origin of the name AL Back

Origin

ALCOCK : From Hal or Al a nickname for Henry; and cock, a termination meaning little, a diminutive, the same as ot or kin; little Hal or Al, so Wilcox, little Will, and Simcox, Little Sim, etc.

ALVERSTON : (Cor. Br.) Local. A high green hill; from al, high, ver, green, and don or ton, a hill.

ALVERTON : (Cor. Br.) Local. A high green hill; from al, high, ver, green, and don or ton, a hill.

ATHOL : (Celtic and Gaelic.) Local. A district of Perthshire, Scotland; from ath, a ford, and al, an old word for a rock, a stone, Rockford, or the ford of the rock.

DALTON : Local. Lerived from the town of Dalton, in Lancashire, England; a corruption of Dale-ton, the town in the dale; or D'Alton, abbreviated to Dalton, that is from the high or rocky hill.

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