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Welsh Surnames (1985)

by T. J. Morgan

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This, the first full-scale study of Welsh surnames, is built on research in Welsh, Latin, and English texts, parish registers, local histories, and more. It traces the growth of a Welsh surnaming pattern in Wales and the Border region at the end of the Middle Ages, and it fleshes out that picture through evidence from contemporary sources such as electoral registers, newspapers, and telephone directories. It will be of use to historians, genealogists, geographers, sociologists, and more.… (more)
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The primary aim of this work is not to explain the 'meanings' of Welsh names: rather it tries to provide a historical survey of how the dictinctive Welsh surnames came about. (Preface)
The orthography of Welsh has a number of peculiarities which need to be explained if the content is to make sense to readers who are not familar with the language and are conditioned by the spelling systems of their own language.
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This, the first full-scale study of Welsh surnames, is built on research in Welsh, Latin, and English texts, parish registers, local histories, and more. It traces the growth of a Welsh surnaming pattern in Wales and the Border region at the end of the Middle Ages, and it fleshes out that picture through evidence from contemporary sources such as electoral registers, newspapers, and telephone directories. It will be of use to historians, genealogists, geographers, sociologists, and more.

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