The victory Surname
victory Name Meaning and History
- Irish: adopted, by mistranslation, as an English equivalent of Gaelic Mac an Anabadha ‘son of the unripe one’, translated as if from Mac na Buadha ‘son of victory’. This name is also found Anglicized as McNaboe.
- Americanized form of French Victoire, a derivative of Victor.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| VICTORY Minnie Reno 1889-1958 |
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| Luke Victory, County Longford Ireland to Baltimore MD |
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| Catherine Sarah Victory | Terry Brew | 4 |
| James Calvin Victory from Tenn. to Okla. | Ann Poteet Westbrook | 24 |
| Matilda Rebecca Victory b. 1892-d.1942 |
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| ORIGIN | ERIC M VICTORY | 2 |
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| Victory in South Australia |
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| Robert Victory in Arkansas |
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