Vaisy meaning | Last name Vaisy origin

Vaisy is a variation of Vesey. Robert de Veci assisted William I at the Conquest of England, and was rewarded with great estates in the counties of Northampton, Leicester, Warwick, and Lincoln. Ivo or John de Veschi was his near kinsman, and from him, in the female line, descended Lord Vesey. Kelham's Domesday. A branch of the family, in the Irish peerage, bear the title of Viscount de Vesci.

The variant of the Vasey. The same as Vesey - Robert de Veci assisted William I at the Conquest of England, and was rewarded with great estates in the counties of Northampton, Leicester, Warwick, and Lincoln. Ivo or John de Veschi was his near kinsman, and from him, in the female line, descended Lord Vesey. Kelham's Domesday. A branch of the family, in the Irish peerage, bear the title of Viscount de Vesci.

The family name Vaisy is a variation of Veazie. Anciently de Vesci, of Vassy, in Normandy.

Vaisy is the variation of Vesely. Descendant of Vasily, a pet form of Basil meaning "kingly"; one who came from Vesly or Vezelay, in France; a joyous or happy fellow.

Vaisy is variant form of Facer. An impudent person; a boaster. More probably a workman who puts the 'face' or finish upon some article of manufacture.

Family name is the variation of the Vacy. The same as Vesey - Robert de Veci assisted William I at the Conquest of England, and was rewarded with great estates in the counties of Northampton, Leicester, Warwick, and Lincoln. Ivo or John de Veschi was his near kinsman, and from him, in the female line, descended Lord Vesey. Kelham's Domesday. A branch of the family, in the Irish peerage, bear the title of Viscount de Vesci.

A variant of the Vaisey. The same Vesey.