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standard Name Meaning and History

English: habitational name from Standard Hill in Ninfield, Sussex.

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

Distribution of standard Families in the US in 1920
Number of standard families
 29-56
 10-28		 1-9
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Threads: 35 - Messages: 108
ThreadAuthorReplies
STANDARD Stella O 1903-2002 t42Moore 0
Jesse Standard james mcintosh 23
James J (Jim J) Standard and Viola E Standard - MS TO TX mityvac2 2
obit fyi: Jean Karen Standard Nanatothree 0
Standard, Thomas Tom Johnson 2
SAMUEL STANDIDGE marilynstephens1 0
Nora Standard mbiggs52 0
Standard/Auten marriage Shirley Auten 0
Standard Shelain 1
John William Standard 1872-1940 Kathy Bryant 0
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