> > TRIOEN, TRYOEN (Holland, Flanders), de TRYON/TRION (France), TRYON, > TRION, TRYANCE, TRIANCE, TRYANT, TRIANT, TREANCE, TREYANT(England > 17th-18th Cs), TRIAN, TRYAN, TRIAL(L), TRYAL(L), all the TYRs, and a > few other wierdos Vicki has turned up (spelling-wise, that is, e.g. > FRYON and RYON)<g>. Did I miss any? > TREON, TRIANS - TREON from Alscace, via PA - TRIANS appears once in Saybrook CT in early 1600's. We welcome all variants! (Hmmmm - is VARIANTS a family name?) Welcome, Neil! Dan