English Surnames
The most common British surnames that originally came from England
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- Aaron
- Abbey
- Abbott
- Abbs
- Abel
- Abell
- Abraham
- Abram
- Abrams
- Ackerley
- Ackerman
- Ackers
- Ackland
- Ackroyd
- Acres
- Acton
- Adams
- Adcock
- Adderley
- Addis
- Addison
- Addy
- Adey
- Adkin
- Adkins
- Adlam
- Affleck
- Agar
- Ager
- Ainge
- Ainley
- Ainscough
- Ainsley
- Ainsworth
- Akerman
- Akers
- Alcock
- Alden
- Alder
- Alderman
- Alderson
- Alderton
- Aldous
- Aldred
- Aldrich
- Aldridge
- Alexander
- Alford
- Alger
- Alison
- Allam
- Allanson
- Allard
- Allaway
- Allcock
- Allen
- Allerton
- Allin
- Allington
- Allison
- Allman
- Allsop
- Allum
- Allwood
- Almond
- Alsop
- Alston
- Alton
- Alty
- Alvey
- Ambler
- Ambrose
- Amer
- Ames
- Amey
- Amis
- Amor
- Amos
- Anders
- Anderson
- Anderton
- Andrew
- Andrews
- Angel
- Angell
- Angove
- Annable
- Annan
- Anning
- Annis
- Ansell
- Anslow
- Anson
- Anstey
- Anthony
- Antill
- Antrobus
- Aplin
- Appleby
- Applegate