Hello Two names that appear in my tree - I have had a guess as to origins but I wonder if anyone can advise me from an authoritative source ETESON: son of <ETE>? but what is the derivation of ETE? TINMOUTH: is this name from Tynemouth or Teignmouth? (both place names but nearly at opposite ends of England) Thank you Chris C.Rodgers List Owner CHURCHMEN-UK - for those with ancestors involved with the church (all denominations) in the UK RAILWAY-UK - for those with ancestors that worked on the railways in the UK Subscribe in the usual way by putting the word <subscribe> in the message body and sending to <mailto:[email protected]> for list mode or <mailto:[email protected]> for digest mode (Replace RAILWAY by CHURCHMEN for that list) Researching BLAKER: Sussex esp. Portslade, Shoreham and Brighton; all dates to 1920 DIXON: Pentonville, HRT-before 1820; Sherborne, DOR-1820/35; IOM-1835/65; Rugby, WAR-after 1865; clergymen HODGSON: West Riding Yorkshire esp. Dent, Sedbergh, Garsdale; all dates to 1820, then London, Surrey, Kent ROBINSON: St Pancras, LON-before 1860; Rugby, WAR-after 1850; railways RODGERS: HRT-early 1900s WILLMOTT: Buckinghamshire before 1700