Lowris meaning | Last name Lowris origin

The lastname is the variation of the Lowrey. See Lowry - Frequently written Lewry: In Normandy, there are two places called Lorei-one in the arrondissement of Evreux, the other in the Cotentin. At the making of Domesday, Hugh de Luri held lands in capite, county of Dorset. Another Norman patriarch, William Leurie, (without the territorial prefix) was a tenant in chief in counties Oxon, Glouc., and Essex. But see Lowrie. Some Lowrys claim descent from the Scottish family of Laurie, of Maxwelton, near Dumfries, whose name was variously written Laurie, Lawrey, Lawry, Lowry, Lowrey, and Lowray. B.L.G.

Surname Lowris is the variant of Lewry. See Lowry - Frequently written Lewry: In Normandy, there are two places called Lorei-one in the arrondissement of Evreux, the other in the Cotentin. At the making of Domesday, Hugh de Luri held lands in capite, county of Dorset. Another Norman patriarch, William Leurie, (without the territorial prefix) was a tenant in chief in counties Oxon, Glouc., and Essex. But see Lowrie. Some Lowrys claim descent from the Scottish family of Laurie, of Maxwelton, near Dumfries, whose name was variously written Laurie, Lawrey, Lawry, Lowry, Lowrey, and Lowray. B.L.G.

Lowris is a form of Lawrie. Crafty, fox-like disposition.

Surname Lowris is a variant form of Lowrey. Descendant of Laurie, pet form of Lawrence that means "the laurel," a symbol of victory.

A variation of Laurie. Descendant of little Laurence meaning "laurel, symbol of victory".

Lastname is a form of Larry. 1. A nickname of Lawrence. 2. A place in the arrondissement of Alencon in Normandy.

Lowris is variation of Laurie. A northern abbreviation of Lawrence.

Lowris is variation of Lawrie. See Lawrence - The personal name, from the Latin Laurentius. The following are its diminutives and derivatives; Lawrie, Larry, Larkin, Larking, Larkins, Lawes, Lawson, Lawkin.