- d'oyley
- d'oy·ley
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d'oyley
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Oyley — This interesting surname, with variant spellings Olley, Ollie, Oyley etc., and cognates Doyley, D oyley, Doley and Dolley, is of French locational origin from any of the several places in Calvados, Normandy, called Ouilly. The derivation is from… … Surnames reference
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d'oyley — /ˈdɔɪli/ (say doylee) noun → doily. Also, d Oyley. {erron. variant of doily} …
D'Oyley — This is a genuine Norman Invasion name introduced at the 1066 Conquest of which at least eleven alternative spellings exist. It is a French locational name which comes from one of the five villages called Ovillys in Calvados, Normandy, although… … Surnames reference
d'oyley — see doyley … Useful english dictionary
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