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Surname Studies
The Guild of One-Name Studies, founded in 1979, is the world's leading organisation for one-name studies. Guild members are committed to studying their surname on a global basis and are required to answer all enquiries relating to their surname.
Some individuals choose to do regional surname studies which are not registered with the Guild. These are listed separately below.
Surname sites for members of the Guild of One-Name Studies
- Bowes One-Name Study (Bowe, Bows, Bow, Boe, Boaz)
- Cloud One-Name Study
- Cobb One-Name Study
- Cruise/Cruise/Cruwys One-Name Study
- Girdlestones Family Surname
- Grimwook/Grimwade One Name Study
- Halsted One-Name Study (Halsted, Halstead, Holsted, Holstead, Alstead)
- Harlow One-Name Study (Harlow, Harlo, Harloe, Harlowe)
- Kennedy One-Name Study
- Masterton Family
- McElrea One-Name Study
- The Parry One-Name Study
- Pask, Paske One-Name Study
- Piggin One-Name Study
- Phillips One-Name Study
- Scoon One-Name Study
- Sterry Worldwide One-name Study
Other Surname Sites
- Bell, Graham, Dietz, Jackson and more
- Blair Families of Ireland
- Brebner/Bremner
- Donegan Clan
- Fisher Family of Kings Norton
- Fisher Family (Wiltshire)
- Fretwell
- Gooch Family History
- Greenhalgh Family
- Grimwade & Grimwood One-Name Study
- Hornsby Family Genealogy
- Huvane Family History
- Krause Family Genealogy
- Lockwood One Name Study
- The Lomas Family: A Study of an Old British Family
- Lusby Family History
- Marshall Family History
- Mayer Family Tree
- McMorran Surname Study
- Muir, Miller, Knight and Jones
- Nobbs and Haresign
- Morissette and Painchaud Family History
- Riggs Surname Study - a former Guild-registered study which, following the death of the founder, is currently available for adoption
- Scholderer Surname Study
- The Wilde Surname Study
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