- KEY-BEARER
- [N]CLAVIGER (-ERI) (M)CLIDUCHUS (-I) (M)
English-Latin dictionary. 2014.
KEY-BEARER
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key-bearer — … Useful english dictionary
Key — This interesting surname with variant spellings Kay, Kaye, Kayes, Keay, Keays, Keeys, Key, Keye, Keyes, Keys, Keyse, is derives from a number of different sources. Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a maker of keys or for someone who… … Surnames reference
bearer security — bearer bond A security for which proof of ownership is possession of the security certificate; this enables such bonds to be transferred from one person to another without registration. No register of ownership is kept by the company in whose… … Accounting dictionary
bearer security — bearer bond A security for which proof of ownership is possession of the security certificate; this enables such bonds to be transferred from one person to another without registration. This is unusual as most securities are registered, so that… … Big dictionary of business and management
William Brandon (standard-bearer) — Sir William Brandon (1456 ndash; August 22, 1485) was Henry Tudor s standard bearer at the Battle of Bosworth, and the father of Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk.William was son of a senior Sir William Brandon of Soham Court, Suffolk (1425… … Wikipedia
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Keyse — This uncommon and interesting name has a number of possible origins, each with its own distinct derivation. The most likely source for bearers of the modern surname is the Old Norman French locational name from the place called Guise in Aisne,… … Surnames reference
Kay — Recorded as Kay and Kaye, this interesting surname is British . It has at least five possible origins. Firstly, it may be occupational for either a key maker or a key bearer, one who held such a civic or similar post in a royal or noble household … Surnames reference
Kaye — Recorded as Kay and Kaye, this interesting surname is British . It has at least five possible origins. Firstly, it may be occupational for either a key maker or a key bearer, one who held such a civic or similar post in a royal or noble household … Surnames reference
Keson — Recorded in several spellings as shown below, this surname is English. It has a number of verifiable origins, any one of which could be the source of the modern surname. Firstly it was an occupational name for a maker of keys or for someone… … Surnames reference
Keys — Recorded in several spellings as shown below, this surname is English. It has a number of verifiable origins, any one of which could be the source of the modern surname. Firstly it was an occupational name for a maker of keys or for someone… … Surnames reference
