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Eason, Easum, Isham, d'Easum, Isom, Ison, etc.
Posted by: John M. Blankenship	Date: March 25, 1998 at 00:09:20
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Have any of you who have researched the formation of your family-name been able to trace it to a particular place and time in England? I suspect that Eason may be related to Easum, a variant of d'Easum, which was my maternal grandmother's maiden name, which, in turn, is derived from Isham, a family- and place-name in Northamptonshire, England from very early date. It almost seems that the antiquity of a family-name is reflected in the number of variant spellings.

Followups:

Re: Eason, Easum, Isham, d'Easum, Isom, Ison, etc. Dave Eason 3/26/98 (1)
- Re: Eason, Easum, Isham, d'Easum, Isom, Ison, etc. James Isom, b1820 11/10/98 (0)
Re: Eason, Easum, Isham, d'Easum, Isom, Ison, etc. Bill Brown 3/25/98 (0)
Possible derivations John M. Blankenship 3/25/98 (0)
- Re: Possible derivations NANCI DIX CROCKETT 7/07/00
  - Re: Possible derivations John M. Blankenship 7/07/00

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