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days Name Meaning and History

Welsh: patronymic from the personal name Dai, a pet form of Dafydd (see David), with the redundant addition of the English patronymic suffix -s.

Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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days Family Facts

Distribution of days Families in the US in 1920
Number of days families
 41-79
 14-40		 1-13
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Threads: 36 - Messages: 85
ThreadAuthorReplies
Thomas Days b. 1791 Campden, Gloucester, Eng diane_land 3
Gabriel and Sarah Day of Worcester/Warwick ,England diane_land 0
Any Days C. Days 3
Re: Dayes from Yorkshire, England Lorraine 4
josiah days &susan perry anthony green 0
Re: Days family from Glos.1800's manddwills1971 0
Day or Days regmath124 0
DAY or DAYS Mary Hampton-Heidelberg 0
Wm Day b abt 1810 Maine or NH dawn_coffin 0
Zack Day --TN KY djlelee 1
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