Fallon: 1. Fuller’s variant. English surname; 2. [Irish surname] Fallon. The English form of a Gaelic surname, derived from an alias meaning "leader",
Fastolf. [English surname] Fastolf. Derived from an Old Norse personal name, meaning "strong wolf" (secure, strong wolf).
Feather 1. [English surname] Feather. Occupational name, feather trader, derived from Middle English Old English, meaning "feather" (feather) 2. [English surname] Feather. Nickname, light weight, or insignificant person.
Frame .[Scottish surname] Frame. The etymology is unknown.
Frampton [English surname] Frampton. The name of the residence comes from the British word, which means "beautiful, lively" (fair, brisk) and Old English, which means "enclosure, settlement" (enclosure, settlement).
Francis. Derived from the medieval Latin Christian name, the meaning is "Frenchman" (Frenchman) nickname Francie?, Fran?, Frankie? [male name] [English surname].
Francke. [English surname] Frank. Variation of Frank?.
Francklin Franklin; a variant of Franklin, an English surname.
Frankcklyn Franklin: A variant of Franklin, an English surname.
Francom: A variant of Francombe, an English surname.
Francombe: identity name, freeman, derived from Anglo-Norman French, meaning "free man" (free man), an English surname.
Frane: A variant of Frain, an English surname.
Franey. [English surname] Franey. A collection of Frains.
Frank1.[Female name] Frank. Derived from the Christian name of Normandy, it was originally the ethnic name Frank, a Germanic people who settled in the Rhine River Basin during the ancient Roman era. 2. [English surname] Frank. The nickname comes from Middle English and Old French, and its meaning is "liberal, generous". 3.[Male name] Frank. Nickname for Francis?
Frankcom: Variant of Franoombe, a surname from England.
Frankcomba: A variant of Franoombe, a surname from England.
Frankham, a variant of Franoombe, an English surname.
Frankie: Francis’ nickname, male name.