Index of names in Samantha Butler's Geneology

The major last names covered are Bazley/Bizley (probably a location surname also spelt Beasly: ‘bent grass, wood clearing’?), Butler (probably an occupational surname), and Vernon (probably a location surname from the Gaulish meaning ‘Alder tree’ and name of a place in France). Apart from this, various surnames appear by marriage: Cochraine (probably from ‘Red brook’, a place name in Scotland), Jinks (probably a diminuitive from John, which in Hebrew means ‘Yahweh has favoured’), Johnson (‘son of John’), Lacey (could be from Old French ‘learned’, or from Lassy, a place name in France, ultimately from the Lacian district in Italy), McKerrow, Moore (‘darkie’ or ‘fen’ or from Old Irish O'Mordha), Newman (probably ‘settler’), Priestner, Read (could be from ‘red’, ‘clearing’, or ‘river’), Thompson (‘son of Thomas’, which in Aramaic means ‘twins’), Walls (probably ‘foreigner’), and Wilson (‘son of Will’, which, in turn is from Germanic William from ‘resolve helmet’). (Surname meanings primarily from surname origin list.)

• Alexander Robert McKerrow: 1967–; Alexander is from Greek meaning ‘man's defender’.
• Alice Rose Vernon: 1877–1878; Alice is from Old German meaning nobility.
• Alice McKerrow: 1959–; Alice is from Old German meaning nobility.
• Jane Alison Butler: 1961–; Alison is diminuitive from Alice which is from Old German meaning nobility.
• Andrew John McKerrow: 1962–; Andrew is from Greek meaning masculine.
• Ann Walls: 1949–; Ann is from Hebrew Hannah meaning grace.
• Harriet Ann Bazley: 1854; Ann is from Hebrew Hannah meaning grace.
• Charlotte Ann Vernon: 1875–; Ann is from Hebrew Hannah meaning grace.
• Carol Ann Butler: 1958–; Ann is from Hebrew Hannah meaning grace.
• Arthur Butler: 1890–1936; Arthur is from Celtic meaning bear or rock.
• Arthur Lacey; Arthur is from Celtic meaning bear or rock.
• Arthur Reginald Bazley: 1898–1964; Arthur is from Celtic meaning bear or rock.
• William Bazley Vernon: 1879–; Bazley may be from the surname, or Greek Basil meaning Royal.
• Beryl Butler née Wilson; Beryl is from Greek meaning pale green stone.
• Susan Beryl Butler: 1952–; Beryl is from Greek meaning pale green stone.
• Carol Ann Butler: 1958–; Carol is originally from Caroline, feminine diminuitive of Old German Carl meaning man; influenced by Christmas Carols.
• Charles Arthur Butler: 1915–; Charles is from Old German meaning man.
• Charlie Butler: 1920–; Charlie is pet form of Charles
• Charlotte Ann Vernon: 1875–; Charlotte is from French meaning little and womanly.
• Charlotte Maria Bazley: 1852–1879; Charlotte is from French meaning little and womanly.
• Charlotte Elizabeth Butler née Bazley: 1882–; Charlotte is from French meaning little and womanly.
• Clifford Vernon Johnson; Clifford is from Old English meaning ford near a cliff.
• Constance Mary Walls née Butler: 1911–; Constance is from Latin meaning steadfastness.
• David E. Butler: 1943–; David is from Hebrew meaning dear one.
• Dorothy Lilian Bazley née Read: 1897–; Dorothy is from Greek meaning gift of God.
• Dorothy Eleanor Butler: 1907–; Dorothy is from Greek meaning gift of God.
• Edward Rodney Butler: 1949–; Edward is from Old English meaning wealthy defender.
• Thomas Edward Butler: 1910–; Edward is from Old English meaning wealthy defender.
• Dorothy Eleanor Butler: 1907–; Eleanor is either from Greek Helen meaning light, or from Greek roots related to mercy.
• Elizabeth Bizley: 1815–1883; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Elizabeth Butler; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Mary Elizabeth Vernon née Bazley: 1849–; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Mary Elizabeth Vernon: 1874–1884; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Charlotte Elizabeth Butler née Bazley: 1882–; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Olivia Elizabeth Jinks: 2003–; Elizabeth is from Hebrew meaning pledged to God.
• Jessie Ellen Butler and Priestner née Bazley: 1890–1968; Ellen is a variant of Greek Helen meaning light.
• Florence Marie Vernon: 1880–; Florence is from Latin meaning in bloom.
• Florence Lillian Bazley née Moore: 1894–; Florence is from Latin meaning in bloom.
• Frederick William Bazley: 1888–1957; Frederick is from Old German meaning peaceful ruler.
• Gertrude Vernon: 1885–; Gertrude is from Old German meaning strength of a spear.
• Gillian Thompson; Gillian is from Latin youthful.
• Harriet Ann Bazley: 1854; Harriet is the feminine of Henry.
• William Henery Bazley: 1858; Henery is probably misspelt Henry, Old German for ruler of the estate.
• Henry Bazley: 1847–1919; Henry is from Old German meaning ruler of the estate.
• Henry James Walls; Henry is from Old German meaning ruler of the estate.
• Thomas Henry Bazley: 1891–; Henry is from Old German meaning ruler of the estate.
• John Henry Butler: 1913–; Henry is from Old German meaning ruler of the estate.
• Herbert Butler: 1878–1941; Herbert is Old German for bright warrior or army.
• Jacqueline Jeanne Butler; Jacqueline is French diminuitive of Hebrew Jacob meaning he who supplants.
• James McKerrow; James is the English variant of Hebrew Jacob meaning he who supplants.
• Henry James Walls; James is the English variant of Hebrew Jacob meaning he who supplants.
• Jane Alison Butler: 1961–; Jane is feminine of John.
• Janet C. Butler née Cochraine; Janet is diminuitive of Jane.
• Jeanne Mary Lacey née Butler; 1922–; Jeanne is a variant of Jane.
• Leslie Jeanne Butler: 1955–; Jeanne is a variant of Jane.
• Jacqueline Jeanne Butler; Jeanne is a variant of Jane.
• Jessie Ellen Butler and Priestner née Bazley: 1890–1968; Jessie is diminuitive of Hebrew Jessica meaning he sees.
• Jilian Mary McKerrow née Bazley: 1929–; Jilian is a variant of Gillian.
• Samantha Joanna Butler: 1968–; Joanna is a variant of Jane
• Johanna Butler: 1945–1946; Johanna is a variant of Jane.
• John Bazley: 1841–1842; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• John Henry Butler: 1913–; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• William John Bazley: 1843–1850; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• Thomas John Vernon: 1873–; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• Andrew John McKerrow: 1962–; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• Nicholas John Butler: 1940–; John is Hebrew meaning Lord is gracious.
• Thomas Joseph Bazley: 1886–1896; Joseph is Hebrew for Jehovah increases.
• Matthew Joseph Butler: 1947–; Joseph is Hebrew for Jehovah increases.
• Leslie Jeanne Butler: 1955–; Leslie is a Scottish Gaelic place name which may mean gray castle.
• Florence Lillian Bazley née Moore: 1894–; Lillian is from Latin meaning Lily.
• Dorothy Lillian Bazley née Read: 1897–; Lillian is from Latin meaning Lily.
• Margaret Vernon: 1882–; Margaret is from Greek meaning pearl.
• Charlotte Maria Bazley: 1852–1879; Maria is the Latin variant of Mary.
• Florence Marie Vernon: 1880–; Marie is the French variant of Mary.
• Mary Elizabeth Vernon: 1874–1884; Mary is the Greek version of Hebrew Miriam meaning bitter or rebellious.
• Jeanne Mary Lacey née Butler: 1922–; Mary is the Greek version of Hebrew Miriam meaning bitter or rebellious.
• Jilian Mary McKerrow née Bazley: 1929–; Mary is the Greek version of Hebrew Miriam meaning bitter or rebellious.
• Constance Mary Walls née Butler: 1911–; Mary is the Greek version of Hebrew Miriam meaning bitter or rebellious.
• Matthew Joseph Butler: 1947–; Matthew is from Hebrew meaning gift of the Lord.
• Nicholas John Butler: 1940–; Nicholas is from Greek meaning people of victory.
• Olivia Elizabeth Jinks: 2003–; Latin for Olive tree.
• Peggy Tailby Butler née Newman; Peggy is diminuitive of Margaret.
• Arthur Reginald Bazley: 1898–1964; Reginald is Old English for counsel power.
• Robert Walls: 1945–; Robert is Old English for bright fame.
• Alexander Robert McKerrow: 1967–; Robert is Old English for bright fame.
• Edward Rodney Butler: 1949–; Rodney is an Old English place name meaning island near the clearing.
• Alice Rose Vernon: 1877–1878; Rose originated from Old German root meaning renown, but was influenced by the Latin root meaning the flower rose.
• Samantha Joanna Butler: 1968–; Samantha is feminine of Hebrew Samuel meaning told by God.
• Sidney Priestner: –1959; Sidney is from Old English meaning from Saint Dennis, Dennis is from Greek meaning follower of the wine god Dionysius.
• Susan Beryl Butler: 1952–; Susan is Hebrew for Lily.
• Peggy Tailby Butler née Newman
• Thomas Bazley: 1809–1872; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Thomas Bazley: 1845–1846; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Thomas John Vernon: 1873–; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Thomas Joseph Bazley: 1886–1896; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Thomas Henrey Bazley: 1891–; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Thomas Edward Butler: 1910–; Thomas is aramaic for twin.
• Timothy Jinks; Timothy is Greek meaning honouring God.
• Clifford Vernon Johnson; Vernon is a Gaulish place name deriving from a word for Alder.
• William Thomas Bazley: 1859–1943; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• William John Bazley: 1843–1850; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• William Vernon: 1845–1930; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• William Bazley Vernon: 1879–; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• William Thomas Bazley: 1859–1943; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• William Henery Bazley: 1858; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.
• Frederick William Bazley: 1888–1957; William is an Old German coinage from resolve and helmet, often translated as resolute protection.