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Origin Of The Surname Slade
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Meaning Of The Surname Slade
From the Valley |
Interesting
Facts About
Slade
Slade would have originally been used as a topographical surname. It comes from the Old English word ‘slaed’ which referred to a valley. It would have been originally given as a surname to a person who had made their home either next to or within a valley. It could also have possibly been used as a locational surname as there are some villages that are called Slade because they themselves are located in a valley. Locational surnames were traditionally given to someone who had moved away to a new area, whereby they were assigned the name of their original home as a surname to differentiate them from the other townspeople. |
Slade Statistics
Slade is the number 1113 ranked surname in the United Kingdom.
According to our statistics around 9,249 share the surname Slade in the UK.
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