Hoad meaning | Last name Hoad origin

The variant form of Quirke. The O'Cuirces, or Mac Quirkes, were an ancient sept in Munster.

The family name Hoad is a variant form of Otis. Outi's, or of Outi, Otto, Otho. An Outi held lands in county Warwick temp. Edward the onfessor, and Fitz Otes was a Norman name. The first of the surname in this country, John Otis, of Hingham, Mass, in 1635, came from county of Somerset.

Hoad is variation of Quirk. Descendant of the bushy-haired man; grandson of Corc meaning "heart".

Variation of Otis. Descendant of Otis or Otes, forms of Odo meaning "rich".

Lastname Hoad is the variation of Oates. Descendant of Odo meaning "rich".

Hoad is the form of the Oates. Descendant of Odo meaning "rich".

Hoad is the variation of Otis. Descendant of Otis or Otes, forms of Odo meaning "rich".

Hoad is the variation of the Quirk. Descendant of the bushy-haired man; grandson of Corc meaning "heart".

The variation of Otis. Outi's, or of Outi, Otto, Otho. An Outi held lands in county Warwick temp. Edward the onfessor, and Fitz Otes was a Norman name. The first of the surname in this country, John Otis, of Hingham, Mass, in 1635, came from county of Somerset.

Lastname Hoad is variant of Hoad. A hoad in the South means a heathy or rough ground. In Sussex many namesof places which comprise the syllable hoth or heath have had it corrupted by the peasantry to hoad, and thus Hothly and Roeheath become Hoadly and Rochoad.

A hoad in the South means a heathy or rough ground. In Sussex many namesof places which comprise the syllable hoth or heath have had it corrupted by the peasantry to hoad, and thus Hothly and Roeheath become Hoadly and Rochoad.

Hoad is the variation of Hother. Hoth in Sussex, where this surname occurs, signifies furze or gorse, and also an unenclosed ground where it grows. Atte Floth is found in the XIV century. This probably became Hother. It may have sprung however from Other, a personal name of early date.

Surname is the form of the Hother. Hoth in Sussex, where this surname occurs, signifies furze or gorse, and also an unenclosed ground where it grows. Atte Floth is found in the XIV century. This probably became Hother. It may have sprung however from Other, a personal name of early date.

The family name Hoad is a variation of Oades. Probably the same as the Odo or Eudes of Norman times.

The lastname Hoad is the variant of Oades. Probably the same as the Odo or Eudes of Norman times.

The family name is variation of Oates. See Oats - "Oats," says etymologist Ferguson, "I take to be a pluralism, and class it with Ott, Otte, Otto, and the corresponding German names Otte and Otto."

Variant of Oates. See Oats - "Oats," says etymologist Ferguson, "I take to be a pluralism, and class it with Ott, Otte, Otto, and the corresponding German names Otte and Otto."

Lastname is a form of Quirke. The O'Cuirces, or Mac Quirkes, were an ancient sept in Munster.