Parde meaning | Last name Parde origin

The form of Parr. When the late Queen Caroline arrived in England after her absence on the Continent, Dr. Parr was for a short time her chaplain; but his place was afterwards supplied by the Rev. Mr. Fellowes; where upon somebody penned this

EPIGRAM.
"There's a difference between
Dr. Parr and the Queen;
For the reason you need not go far-
The Doctor is jealous
Of certain little Fellowes
Whom the Queen thinks much above Parr."

The family name Parde is variant form of the Parr. One who came from Parr, i.e., enclosure or district, in Lancashire.

Parde is the variation of Parr. In English Surname, may be derived from Peter, and this, through the French Pierre, is probably the true origin of it in some cases; but a correspondent (the Rev. Henry Parr) says: "it is derived from the manor of Parr in Lancashire, which is also a township, and of late years has become a chapelry. There all my ancestors were settled from the XIII century, and there is sufficient reason for concluding, that every family bearing the name has branched out from the same parent stock".