Quee is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland. It is 4 characters long in length.
Family name is the variant form of Fullerton. Fuller's or Fowler's town.
Quee is variant of the MacKey. The son of Aodh meaning "fire".
The surname is the variation of McKay. The son of Aoidh or Aodh meaning "fire".
Quee is the variant form of McCoy. The son of Aodh meaning "fire".
The variation of the Fullerton. One who came from Fullerton, the village of the bird catchers, in Hampshire.
Quee is form of the Mackey. The son of Macdha meaning manly, or virile".
Quee is variant of the Macey. One who came from Macy, Macey or Mace, all in France; descendant of Maci, a pet form of Mathiu meaning "gift of Jehovah".
Quee is variant of Caw. Probably the same as Call.
The variant form of Fullerton. Fullarton is a burgh and estate at Irvine in Ayrshire, to which place the family is traced in 1371. B.L.G.
A form of Macey. 1. From Macei near Avranches in Normandy. 2. Maci is also an old Norman form of Matthew.
Quee is form of the Quay. From residence near one.
How popular is Quee?
Quee is common in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Jamaica, Singapore, United States.
Quee is ranked 56674 on our list.
Quee is quite popular last name mostly concentrated in Sierra Leone which signifies its Sierra Leone provenence. Around 8944 people have been found who wears Quee as their family name. Quee is used widely across the globe. More detailed information can be found below:
Sierra Leone7,590
Liberia708
Jamaica142
Singapore116
United States103
Northern Ireland65
Netherlands53
Australia51
England51
Canada17
Malaysia13Quee Namesakes
- Richard Chee Quee, former first-class cricketer
- Chung Keng Quee, founder and administrator of modern Taiping
Quee Namesakes
- Richard Chee Quee, former first-class cricketer
- Chung Keng Quee, founder and administrator of modern Taiping