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SAFFORD,
SALFORD, SALHFORD: from the willow ford
SALISBURY:
from the fortified keep
SALTON,
SALHTUN: lives near the willow farm
SANBORN,
SANBOURNE: from the sandy brook
SANDERS,
SANERSONE, SAUNDERS, SAUNDERSON,
SANDERSON: Alexander's son
SANDON: from
the sandy hill
SANFORD:
from the sandy ford
SANTON: from
the sandy farm
SAWYER,
SAWYERE: saws wood
SAWYERS: son
of Sawyer
SAXON,
SAXAN: sword
SCOTT,
SCOTTAS: from Scotland
SEABERT,
SEABURT, SEABRIGHT, SEBERT,
SAEBEORHT: glory at sea
SEABROOK,
SAEBROC: from the brook by the sea
SEADON: from
the hill by the sea
SEATON,
SEETON, SETON: from the farm by the sea
SEDGE,
SECG: swordsman
SEDGELEY:
from the swordsman's meadow
SEDGEWIC,
SEDGEWICK, SECGWIC, SEDGEWIK: from
the sword grass place
SEELY,
SELIG, SAELIG, SCELEY, SEALEY:
from the happy meadow
SEFTON: from
Sefton
SEGER,
SEAGER, SEGAR, SAEGER: seaman
SELBY,
SELEBY, SHELBY: from the manor house
SELDON,
SELDEN, SALHDENE: from the willow valley
SELWYN,
SELWINE, SELWIN: good friend
SEVERIN:
boundary
SEWARD,
SAEWEARD, SEAWARD: sea guardian
SEWELL,
SEWALL, SEWALD, SAEWALD: sea
powerful
SEXTON,
SEXTEIN: meaning unknown
SEYMOUR:
tailor
SHADWELL,
SCADWIELLA: from the shed spring
SHANDLEY,
SCANDLEAH: from the loud meadow
SHANDY,
SCANDY: boisterous
SHATTUCK,
SHADDOCK, SHADDOC, SCHADDOC:
shad-fish
SHAWN,
SHAW: from the shady grove
SHEFFIELD,
SCAFFELD: from the crooked field
SHELDON:
from the shield farm
SHELLEY:
from the ledge meadow
SHELTON,
SCELFTUN: from the ledge farm
SHEPHERD,
SHEPARD: shepherd
SHEPLEY,
SHEPLY, SCEAPLEIGH: from the sheep meadow
SHERBORNE,
SHERBOURNE, SHERBOURN, SHERBURNE:
from the clear brook
SHERLOCK,
SCIRLOC: blond
SHERMAN:
cuts the nap of woolen cloth
SHERWIN,
SHERWYN: swift
SHERWOOD,
SCIRWODE: from the bright forest
SHIPLEY:
from the sheep meadow
SHIPTON:
from the sheep farm
SIDDELL,
SIDELL, SIDDAEL: from the wide valley
SIDNEY,
SYDNEY: from Sidon
SIDWELL:
from the broad well
SIGEHERE:
victorious
SILSBY: from
Sills' farm
SKEET,
SKETE, SKEAT, SKETES: swift
SKELTON:
from the estate on the ledge
SKIPPER,
SKIPPERE: captain
SKIPTON:
from the sheep estate
SLADE,
SLAED: from the valley
SLATON,
SLAYTON: from the valley farm
SMEDLEY,
SMETHELEAH: from the flat meadow
SMITH,
SMYTH, SMYTHE: tradesman
SNOWDEN:
from the snowy hill
SOMERSET:
from the summer settlers
SOMERTON,
SUMERTUN, SUMERTON: from the summer estate
SOUTHWELL:
from the south spring
SPALDING,
SPELDING: from the split meadow
SPARK,
SPARKE: gallant
SPEAR,
SPERE: spear
SPEED,
SPED: success
SPENCER,
SPENSER: keeper of provisions
SPROULE,
SPROUL, SPROWLE: active
SQUIRE,
SQUIER: shield bearer
ST. ALBAN:
from St. Alban
STAFFORD,
STEATHFORD: from the landing ford
STANBURY,
STANBURH, STANBERRY: from the stone
fortress
STANCLIFF,
STANCLYF: from the rocky cliff
STANDISH,
STANEDISC: from the stony park
STANFIELD,
STANFELD: from the stony field
STANFORD,
SANFORD, STAMFORD: from the stony ford
STANHOPE,
STANHOP: from the stony hollow
STANLEY,
STAN, STANLY: lives by the stony grove
STANTON,
STAUNTON, STANTUN: from the stony farm
STANWAY,
STANWEG: lives by the stony road
STANWICK,
STANWYK, STANWIK, STANWIC: from the
stony village
STANWOOD,
STANWODE: from the stony forest
STARBUCK:
star-deer
STARLING,
STAERLING: bird
STARR: star
STEDMAN,
STEDEMAN: owns a farm
STERLING,
STIRLING: of honest value
STERNE,
STERN, STEARN: austere
STEWERT,
STEWART, STUART, STEWARD: bailiff
STILLMAN,
STILLEMAN, STILLMANN: quiet
STOCK,
STOK, STOC: from the tree stump
STOCKLEY,
STOCLEAH: from the tree-stump meadow
STOCKWELL,
STOCWIELLA: from the tree-stump spring
STOD,
STODD: horse
STODDARD:
keeper of horses
STOKE: from
the village
STORM,
STORME: tempest
STOWE: place
STRATFORD:
from the river ford on the street
STRONG,
STRANG: powerful
STROUD,
STROD: from the thicket
STYLES,
STILES, STIGOLS: stiles
STEFAN,
STEPKA, STEPHEN: Russian form of Stephen
(crowned with laurels)
SUFFIELD, SUTHFELD: from the south field
SULLY,
SUTHLEAH, SUTHLEY: from the south meadow
SUMNER,
SUMERNOR: summoner
SUTCLIFF,
SUTCLYF, SUTHCLIF, SUTTECLIFF: from
the south cliff
SUTTON: from
the south farm
SWAIN,
SWAYN: knight's attendant
SWINTON,
SWINTUN: from the swine farm
SYMINGTON,
SYMONTUN: from Simon's estate
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