SERVEY
Servey
Servey is a British surname with a history that can be traced back to medieval times. The origins of this surname are believed to be of English or possibly Norman French descent.
The etymology of the surname "Servey" is not definitively known, but it may have derived from the Old English word "sierf," which means "slave" or "servant." Alternatively, it could have originated from the French word "serf," which also means "servant" or "bondman."
Over the centuries, families with the surname Servey have been documented in various regions of the United Kingdom, with concentrations in counties such as Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Kent. Individuals bearing this surname likely engaged in a variety of occupations, including domestic service, agriculture, or other forms of labour.
Today, the surname Servey may still be found among British families, albeit less commonly than in previous centuries. As with many surnames, its exact meaning and origin may have become somewhat obscured by the passage of time. However, the surname Servey remains a part of Britain's diverse and rich tapestry of family names.
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