Surname

Pronunciation

Abercrombie

Aber-crum-by

Abergavenny

Aber-genny (title - town pronounced as spelt)

Abinger

Abin-jer

Acheson

Atchesson

Adye

Aydi

Aldous

All-dus

Alleyne

Alleen (sometimes pronounced as spelt)

Alnwick

Annick

Althorp

All-thorp (since 2000, previously All-trup)

Altrincham

Altringham

Alvingham

All-ving-am

Alman

Amman

Ampthill

Ampt-hill

Annesley

Anns-li

Apethorpe

App-thorp

Arbuthnot, Arbuthnott

A-buth-not

Ardee

A-dee

Arundel

Arun-del

Ashburnham

Ash-burn-am

Assheton

Ash-ton

Atholl

Uh-thol or Ah-thol

Auchinleck

Affleck or Ock-inleck

Audley

Awd-li

Ava

Ah-va

Ayscough

Askew

Babington

Babb-ington

Baden-Powell

Bayden-Poell

Bagot

Bag-ot

Balcarres

Bal-carris

Balogh

Balog (‘Bal’ as in ‘Hal’)

Bampfylde

Bam-fielda

Baring

Bear-ing

Barnardiston

Bar-nar-dis-ton

Barttelot

Bartlot

Basing

Bayzing

Bathurst

Bath-urst (‘a’ as in ‘cat’)

Bazalgette

Bazl-jet

Beauchamp

Beecham

Beauclerk

Bo-clare

Beaudesert

Bodezair

Beaufort

Bo-foot

Beaulieu

Bew-ley

Beaumont

Bo-mont

Becher

Beacher

Bechervaise

Besh-er-vayse

Bedingfeld

Beddingfield

Behrens

Barens

Belfast

Bel-fast

Bellew

Bell-ew

Bellingham

Bellingjam or Bellingum

Belvoir

Beevor

Bengough

Ben-goff

Beresford

Berris-fud

Berkeley

Barkli

Bertie

Barti

Betham

Bee-tham

Bethune

Beaton

Bicester

Bister

Blakiston

Blackiston

Bledisloe

Bledslow

Blenheim

Blen-im

Bligh

Bly

Blithfield

Bliffield

Blois

Bloyss

Blomefield

Bloomfield

Blount

Blunt

Blyth

Bly

Boevey

Boovey or Buvey (short ‘u’)

Boleyn

Bull-in

Bolingbroke

Bulling-brook

Boord

Board

Boreel

Borale

Borrowes

Burrows

Borwick

Borrick

Bosham

Bos-am

Bosanquet

Bozen-ket

Boscawen

Bos-cowen

Botetourt

Botti-tort

Boughey

Boey

Boughton

Bought-on (village pronounced ‘Bough-ton’)

Bourchier

Bough-cher

Bourke

Burke

Bourne

Boorn

Bowden

Bowden (as in ‘no’)

Bowes

Bose (to rhyme with ‘rose’)

Bowman

Boman

Bowyer

Bo-yer (as in ‘no’)

Brabazon

Brab-azon

Brabourne

Bray-burn

Breadalbane

Bread-auburn

Breitmeyer

Bright-mire

Brereton

Breer-ton

Brise

Brize

Brocas

Brockas

Broke

Brook (HMS Broke as spelt)

Bromhead

Brumhead

Brougham

Broom or Brooham

Broughton

Brawton

Broun

Brune

Bruntisfield

Bruntsfield

Brynkir

Brinkeer

Buccleuch

Bu-cloo

Bulkeley

Buckley

Burgh

Borough

Burghersh

Burg-ish

Burghley

Ber-li

Bury

Berry (England), Bure-y (Ireland)

Caccia

Catch-a

Cadogan

Ka-dugan

Caius

Keys (Cambridge college)

Caldecote

Call-di-cot

Calderon

Call-dron

Callaghan

Calla-han

Calver

Carver

Calverley

Car-verly or Calf-ley

Camoys

Cam-oyz

Capell

Cayple

Carew

As spelt (Cary has become archaic)

Calthorpe

Call-thorpe (Cal-trop has become archaic)

Carnegie

Car-neggie

Carteret

Carter-et

Cassilis

Cassels

Castlereagh

Castle-ray

Carthcart

Cath-cart

Cathie

Cay-thie

Cato

Kate-o

Cator

Cay-tor

Caulfield

Caw-field

Cavan

Cav-en (‘a’ as in ‘cat’)

Cavanagh

Cava-na

Cecil

Cicil

Chandos

Shandos

Charlemont

Shar-le-mont

Charteris

As spelt (Charters is archaic)

Chattan

Hattan

Chenevix

Sheenivix or Shennevy

Chernocke

Char-nock

Chetwode

Chetwood

Chetwynd

Chetwind

Cheylesmore

Chyles-more

Cheyne

Chain, Chainy or Cheen

Chichele

Chich-ley

Chisholm

Chis-um

Cholmeley, Cholmondeley

Chum-li

Cilcennin

Kil-kennin

Claverhouse

Clayvers

Clerk

Clark

Cloete

Clootie

Clough

Cluff

Clowes

Clues

Clwyd

Cloo-id

Cochrane

Coch-ran

Cockburn

Co-burn

Coghlan

Co-lan

Coke

Cook (sometimes as spelt)

Coleraine

Cole-rain

Colquhoun

Ca-hoon

Colville

Col-ville or Col-ville

Combe

Coom

Combermere

Cumber-mere

Compton

Cumpton

Conesford

Connis-ford

Conolly

Con-olly

Constable

Cunstable

Conyngham, Conynghame

Cunningham

Cosham

As spelt

Cottenham

Cot-nam

Cottesloe

Cots-low

Couchman

Cowchman

Courthope

Cort-hope

Cowper

Cooper

Cozens

Cuzzens

Cracroft

Cray-croft

Craigavon

Craig-avv-on

Craster

Crarster

Creagh

Cray

Creighton

Cryton

Crespigny

Crepp-ni

Crichton

Cryton

Cromartie

Crum-aty

Crombie

Crumbie

Culme

Cullum (Sometimes as spelt)

Cuming

Cumming

Cunynghame

Cunningham

D’Abrell

Dab-roo

Dacre

Dayker

Dalbiac

Dawl-biac

Dalhousie

Dal-howsi

Dalmeny

Dul-menny

Dalyell

Dee-el or Dayli-el

Dalzell

Dee-el or Dayli-el

Darcy de Knayth

Darcy de Nayth

Daresbury

Darsbury

Daubeney

Daub-ny

Daventry

As spelt (‘Daintry’ is archaic)

Davies

Davis

De Blacquiere

De Black-yer

De Burgh

De Burg

Decies

Deeshies

De Courcy

De Koursey

De Crespigny

De Crepp-ni

De Freyne

De Frain

De Hoghton

De Hawton

De la Warr

Della-ware

Delamere

Della-mare

De la Poer

De la Poor

De la Rue

Della-rue

De L’Isle

De Lyle

De Lotbiniere

De Lobin-yare

De Moleyns

Demo-lins

Dering

Deer-ing

De Ros

De Roos

Derwent

Darwent

De Salis

De Saals or De Sal-is

Devereux

Dev-rooks or Dever-oo

De Vesci

De Vessy

De Villiers

De Villers

Diomede

Di-o-meed

Dilhorne

Dill ’n

Dominguez

Dum-ing-ez

Doneraile

Dunnaral

Donoughmore

Duno-more

Doune

Doun

Douro

Dur-o

Drogheda

Droyi-da

Drumalbyn

Drum-albin

Duchesnes

Du Karn(s) (sometimes French ‘Du-shayn’)

Ducie

Dew-si

Du Cros

Du Crow

Dukinfield

Duckin-field

Dumaresq

Du-merrick

Dunally

Dun-alley

Dundas

Dun-das

Dungarvan

Dun-gar-van

Dunglass

Dun-glass

Dunsany

Dun-saney

Duntze

Dunts

Du Plat

Du-Pla

Dupplin

Dupp-lin

Durand

Du-rand or Dur-rand

Dymoke

Dimmock

Dynevor

Dinny-yer

Dysart

Dy-z’t

Ebury

Ee-bri

Echlin

Eck-lin

Edwardes

Edwards

Egan

Ee-gan

Egerton

Edger-ton

Elcho

Elco

Elgin

El-gin (hard ‘g’)

Elibank

Elli-bank

Elphinstone

Elfin-ston

Elveden

Elve-den (Place ‘Elden’)

Elwes

El-wes

Erle

Earl

Ernle

Earnley

Erskine

Ers-kin

Eveleigh

Eve-ley

Eyre

Air

Every

As spelt

Eyton

I-tun

Falconer

Fawkner

Falkiner

Fawkner

Faringdon

Farringdon

Farquhar

Farkwar (Farker in Scotland)

Farquharson

Farkwerson (Farkerson in Scotland)

Fayrer

Fair-er

Featherstonhaugh

Fetherston-haugh or Fetherston

Feilding

Field-ing

Fenwick

Fenn-ick

Fergussen

Ferguson

Fermor

Farmer

Feversham

Fevver-sham (Place ‘Favversham’)

ffolliott

Foll-y-ot

ffolkes

Foaks

Fiennes

Fines

Fingall

Fin-gawl

Fitzhardinge

Fitzharding

Foljambe

Full-jum

Forestier

Forest-tier

Fortuin

Fortayne

Foulis

Fowls

Fowke

Foke

Fremantle

Free-mantle

Freyburg

Fry-burg

Froude

Frood

Furneaux

Fur-no

Gairdner

Gardner

Galston

Gaul-ston

Galway

Gaulway

Garioch

Gary (to rhyme with ‘Mary’ or Geary)

Garvagh

Gar-va

Gathorne

Gaythorn

Geoghegan

Gay-gan

Gerrard

Jerrard

Gervis

Jervis

Giffard

Jiffard

Gill

As spelt (hard ‘g’)

Gillespie

Gill-es-py (hard ‘g’)

Gilmour

Gillmoor (hard ‘g’)

Glamis

Glahms

Glasgow

Glass-go

Glenavy

Glen-avy (as in ‘day’)

Glerawly

Gler-awly

Gorges

Gorjes

Gormanstown

Gor-mans-ton

Goschen

Go-shen

Gough

Goff

Goulding

Goolding

Gower

Gore (place names as spelt)

Graeme

Grame (to rhyme with ‘frame’)

Grantham

Gran-tham

Greaves

Graves

Greig

Gregg

Grosvenor

Grove-nor

Guise

Gyze

Gwynedd

Gwinn-eth

Haden-Guest

Hayden-Gest (hard ‘g’)

Haldane

Hall-dane

Halsey

Hall-sey

Halsbury

Halls-bry

Hamond

Hammond

Harcourt

Har-cut

Hardinge

Harding

Harewood

Har-wood  (village pronounced Hare-wood)

Harington

Harrington

Harwich

Harrich

Hawarden

Hay-warden

Haworth

Hay-worth (Harden for title is archaic)

Heathcoat

Heth-cut

Heathcote

Heth-cut

Heneage

Hennidge

Hepburn

Heb-b’n

Herschell

Her-shell

Hertford

Har-ford

Hervey

Harvey

Hever

Heaver

Heytesbury

Hetts-b’ry

Heywood

Haywood

Hindlip

Hynd-lip

Hippesley

Hips-ley

Hobart

Hubbard (city as spelt)

Hogan

Ho-gan

Holbech

Hole-beech

Home

Hume

Honywood

Honeywood

Hopetoun

Hopetown

Horsbrugh

Horsbro

Hotham

Huth-am

Housman

House-man

Howick

Hoyk

Hugessen

Hu-ges-son (hard ‘g’)

Huth

Hooth

Hylton

Hilton

Iddesleigh

Idd-sli

Ikerrin

I-kerrin

Iliffe

I-liffe

Inchiquin

Inch-quin

Inchrye

Inch-rye

Inchyra

Inch-eye-ra

Inge

Ing

Ingestre

Ingustry (like ‘industry’)

Inglis

Ingles or as spelt

Inigo

Inni-go

Innes

Inniss

Inveraray

Inver-air-a

Ionides

Ion-ee-diz

Isham

I-sham

Iveagh

I-va

Jervis

As spelt or Jarvis

Jervoise

Jervis

Jocelyn

Josslin

Jolliffe

Joll-iff

Kaberry

Kay-berry

Kavenagh

Kavan-a

Kekewich

Keck-which

Keighley

Keith-li

Kemeys

Kemmis

Kennard

Ken-ard

Kenyon

Ken-yon

Ker, Kerr

Car or Cur

Keynes

Kaynes

Killanin

Kil-lah-nin

Kilmorey

Kil-murray

Kingsale

King-sale

Kinnoull

Kin-ool

Kirkcudbright

Cuck-coo-bri

Knollys

Nowles

Kylsant

Kill-sant

Knyvett

Nivett

Lacon

Lay-kon

Laffan

Laf-fan

Lamplugh

Lamp-loo

Lascelles

Lass-ells

Lathom

Lay-thom

LaTouche

La Toosh

Latymer

Latimer

Laurie

Lorry

Layard

Laird

Leacock

Laycock or Leccock

Lechmere

Letchmere

Le Fanu

Leff-new

Lefevre

Le-fever

Legard

Le-jard

Legh

Lee

Leighton

Layton

Leinster

Linster

Leitrim

Leetrim

Le Mesurier

Le Mezz-erer

Leominster

Lemster

Leven

Lee-ven

Leverhulme

Leaver-hume

Leveson-Gower

Loosun-Gore

Levinge

As spelt (hard ‘g’)

Levy

Levvy or Levi

Ley

Lay or Lee

Leycester

Lester

Liardet

Lee-ardet

Liddell

Lid-el

Lisle

Lyle

Listowel

Lis-toe-ell

Lombe

Loam (sometimes Lumb)

Londesborough

Londs-bro’

Londonderry

Londond’ry (city pronounced London-Derry)

Loudon

Loud-on

Loughborough

Luff-bro

Louth

th’ as in ‘mouth’ (Ireland ‘th’ as in ‘breathe’)

Lovat

Luv-at

Lowson

Lo-son (‘lo’ as in ‘go’)

Lowther

Low-thr (‘low’ as in ‘now’)

Lycett

Lisset

Lygon

Liggon

Lyon

Lion

Lysaght

Ly-set

Lyveden

Live-den (as in ‘give’)

Macara

Mac-ara

Macbean

Mac-bain

McCorquodale

M’cork-o-dale

McCulloch

M’cull-och

McDonagh

Mac-Donna

McEvoy

Mac-evoy

McEwan

Mac-ewen

McFadzean

Mac-fadd-yen

McGillycuddy

Mac-li-cuddy

Machell

May-chell

McIvor

Mac-Ivor

McKay

M’Kye (as in ‘eye’)

McKie

Mack-ie (occasionally pronounced M’Kye)

Maclean

Mac-layne

Macleay

Mac-lay

Macleod

Mac-loud

McLachlan

Mac-lochlan

Macnaghten

Mac-nawton

Macmahon

Mac-mahn

Maelor

Myla

Magdala

Mag-dahla

Magdalen, Magdalene

Maudlin

Magrath

Ma-grah

Mahon

Mahn or Ma-han

Mahony

Mah-ni

Mainwaring

Manner-ing

Mais

Mayz

Majendic

Ma-jendy

Makgill

Mc-gill (hard ‘g’)

Malpas

Mawl-pas

Malet

Mallet

Malmsbury

Marms-bri

Mandeville

Mande-ville (first ‘e’ slightly inflected)

Mander

Mahnder

Mansergh

Manser

Margesson

Mar-jesson

Marjoribanks

Marchbanks

Marlborough

Maul-bro

Marquand

Mark-wand

Martineau

Martinowe

Masham

Mass-ham

Masserene

Mazereen

Mathias

Math-ias

Maughan

Mawm

Mauchline

Mauch (as in ‘loch’)-lynn

Maunsell

Man-sel

Maxse

Maxie

Meath

Meeth (‘th’ as in ‘breathe’)

Meiklejohn

Mickel-john

Melhuish

Mell-ish

Menteth

Men-teeth

Menzies

Ming-iz

Merioneth

Merry-on-eth

Mereworth

Merry-worth

Metcalfe

Met-calf

Methuen

Meth-wen

Meux

Mews

Meynell

Men-el

Meyrick

Merr-ick

Mitchelham

Mitch-lam

Michie

Micky

Midleton

Middle-ton

Millais

Mill-ay

Mocatta

Mow-catta

Molyneux

Mully-neux or Mully-nu

Monaco

Mon-aco

Monck

Munk

Monckton

Munkton

Monro

Mun-roe

Monson

Mun-sun

Montagu

Mon-tagu

Montgomery, Montgomerie

Mun-gum-eri

Monzie

M’nee

Moran

Moor-an

Moray

Murray

Mordaunt

Mor-dant

Mosicy

Mozeley

Mostyn

Moss-tin

Mottistone

Mottiston

Moulton

Mole-ton

Mountmorres

Mount-morris

Mowbray

Mo-bray

Mowll

Mole

Moynihan

Moy-ni-han

Munro

Mun-roe

Myddelton

Middle-ton

Mytton

Mitton

Naas

Nace

Naesmyth

Nay-smith

Nall

Nawl

Napier

Nay-pier

Nathan

Naythan

Nepean

Ne-peen

Newburgh

New-bro’

Niven

Nivven

Northcote

North-cut

Nunburnholme

Nun-burnham

Ochterlony

Ochter-lony

Offaly

Off-aly

Ogilvie, Ogilvy

Ogle-vi

O’Hagan

O’Hay-gan

Olivier

O-livier

O’Loghlen

O’Loch-len

Ormonde

Or-mund

O’Rourke

O’Rork

Outram

Oot-ram

Pakington

Packington

Paget

Paj-it

Pakenham

Pack-en’um

Pasley

Pais-li

Paton

Payton

Paulet

Paul-et

Paunceforte, Pauncefote

Pawns-fort

Pechell

Peach-ell

Pennefather

Penn-ifither or Penny-feather

Pennycuick

Penny-cook

Pepys

Peppis (Peeps has become archaic, except for the diarist and the Pepys Cockerell family)

Perceval

Percival

Pery

Pairy

Peto

Peet-o

Petre

Peter

Petrie

Peet-rie

Peyton

Payton

Phayre

Fair

Pierpoint

Pierpont

Pleydell

Pleddel

Plowden

Ploughden

Plumtre

Plum-tri

Pole

Pole or Pool (see also Carew)

Poltimore

Pole-ti-more

Polwarth

Pol-worth

Pomeroy

Pom-roy

Pomfret

Pum-fret

Ponsonby

Punsunby

Poulett

Paul-et

Powell

Powell or Poell

Powerscourt

Poers-caut

Powis

Po-iss

Powlett

Paul-et

Powys

Po-iss (name) (place pronounced ‘Powiss’)

Praed

Praid

Prevost

Prev-o

Prideaux

Priddo

Puleston

Pill-ston

Purefuy

Pure-foy

Pytchley

Pietch-li

Quibell

Quy-bel (as in ‘high’)

Raleigh

Raw-li

Ranfurly

Ran-fully

Rankeillour

Rank-illour

Ratendone

Ratten-dun

Rathdonnell

Rath-donnell

Rea

Ree

Rearsby

Rears-bi

Reay

Ray

Redesdale

Reads-dale

Renwick

Renn-ick

Reresby

Rears-bi

Reuter

Roy-ter

Rhyl

Rill

Rhys

Rees or Rice

Riddell

Riddle

Rideau

Reed-owe

Roborough

Roe-bra’

Roche

Roach or Rosh

Roden

Roe-den

Rolfe

Roaf (as in ‘loaf’)

Rolleston

Roll-ston

Romilly

Rum-illy

Romney

Rumney

Ronaldshay

Ron-alld-shay

Rotherwick

As spelt

Rothes

Roth-is

Rous, Rouse

Rowse (as in ‘grouse’)

Rowley

Roe-li

Roxburghe

Rox-bro

Ruabon

Ru-a-bon

Ruthin

Ruth-in

Ruthven

Rivven

Sacheverall

Sash-ever-al

Sacheverell

Sash-ev-rell

St Aubyn

S’nt Aw-bin

St Clair

Sinclair or as spelt

St Cyres

S’nt Sires (to rhyme with ‘fires’)

St John

Sin-jun

St Leger

Sill-inger or St Leger

St Levan

S’nt Leaven (as in ‘leaven’ for bread)

St Maur

S’nt More

Salisbury

Sawls-bri

Salkeld

Saul-keld

Saltoun

Salt-on

Salisbury

Sawls-bri

Sandbach

Sandbatch

Sandeman

Sandy-man

Sandys

Sands

Sanquhar

Sanker (Sanwer is historically correct)

Saumarez

Summer-ez or Saumer-ez

Sausmarez

Summer-ez or Saumer-ez

Savernake

Savver-nack

Savile

Saville

Saye and Sele

Say and Seal

Schilizzi

Skil-it-zy

Schuster

Shoo-ster

Sclater

Slater

Scone

Scoon

Scudamore

Scooda-more

Scrymgeour

Scrim-jer

Sedburgh

Sed-ber

Segal

Seagal

Segrave

Sea-grave

Sele

Seal

Sempill

Semple

Seton

Seaton

Seymour

Seamer or as spelt

Shakerley

Shackerley

Shaughnessy

Shawnessy

Sherborne

Shirb’n

Shrewsbury

Shrows-b’ry (town has alternative pronunciation of Shrewsb’ry)

Shuckburgh

Shuck-bro’

Sieff

Seef

Simey

Symey

Skene

Skeen

Skrine

Screen

Smijth

Smyth

Smyth

Smith or Smythe

Smythe

Smythe

Sneyd

Sneed

Somers

Summers

Somerset

Summerset

Sotheby

Sutha-by

Soulbury

Sool-bri

Southwark

Suth-erk

Southwell

Suth-ell

Sowerby

Sour-by

Spottiswoode

Spotswood

Stanhope

Stannup

Staordale

Stav-erdale

Stonor

Stone-er

Stourton

Sturton

Strabane

Stra-bann

Strabolgi

Stra-bogie (hard ‘g’)

Strachan

Strawn

Straghan

Strawn

Strahan

Strawn

Strachi

Stray-chie

Stratheden

Strath-eden

Strathspey

Strath-spay

Stratfield

Stret-field

Stucley

Stewk-li

Suirdale

Sure-dale

Sysonby

Size-on-by

Synge

Sing

Talbot

Tall-bot

Tangye

Tang-y

Taverne

Tav-erne

Taylour

Taylor

Teignmouth

Tin-muth

Terregles

Terry-glaze

Teynham

Ten-’am

Thame

Tame

Thellusson

Tellus-son

Theobald

Tibbald or as spelt

Thesiger

Thesi-jer

Thorold

Thurrald

Thynne

Thin

Tichbourne

Titch-bourne

Tighe

Tie

Tollemache

Tol-mash (Tall-mash is archaic)

Torphichen

Tor-kken

Touchet

Touch-et

Tovey

Tuvvy

Trafalgar

Traffle-gar (title only)

Traquair

Tra-quare

Tredegar

Tre-deegar

Trefusis

Tre-fusis

Trevelyan

Tre-villian

Trimlestown

Trimmels-ton

Trowbridge

Troobridge

Tuchet

Touch-et

Tuite

Tute

Tullibardine

Tulli-bard-in

Turnour

Turner

Tuvey

Tuvvy

Twohy

Too-y

Twysden

Twis-den

Tynte

Tint

Tyrrell

Tirrell

Tyrwhitt

Tirrit

Tyzack

Tie-sack

Urquhart

Urk-ut

Uvedale

Youv-dale

Vachell

Vay-chell

Valentia

Val-en-shia

Valletort

Valley-tort

Van Straubenzee

Van Straw-ben-zie

Vaughan

Vawn

Vaux

Vokes

Vavasour

Vav-assur

Verschoyle

Ver-skoil

Vesey

Veezy

Vigor

Vygor

Villiers

Villers

Vyvyan

Vivian

Waechter

Vechter (guttural ‘ch’)

Wagner

As spelt

Waldegrave

Waldgrave or Wargrave

Waleran

Wall-ran

Walmer

Wall-mer

Walrond

Wall-rond

Walsingham

Wall-sing’m

Walwyn

Wall-wyn

Wathen

Wothen

Wauchope

Walk-up (‘ch’ as in ‘loch’)

Waugh

As spelt, to rhyme with ‘flaw’

Wavell

Way-vell

Weighall

Wy-gall

Weighill

Wey-hill

Wellesley

Wells-li

Wemyss

Weems

Wernher

Werner

Westenra

Westen-ra

Westmeath

West-meath (‘th’ as in ‘breathe’)

Westmorland

West-morland

Wharton

Whor-ton

Wigoder

Wigg-oder

Wigram

Wigg-ram

Wilbraham

Will-bram

Willoughby de Eresby

Willow-bi deersby

Willoughby de Broke

Willow-bi de Brook

Winder

Winn-der

Woburn

Woo-burn

Wodehouse

Wood-house

Wollaston

Wool-aston

Wolley

Wooly

Wolmer

Wool-mer

Wolrige

Wool-ridge

Wolseley

Wool-sli

Wombwell

Woom-well

Wontner

Wantner

Worsley

Wers-li or Werz-li

Wortley

Wert-li

Wriothesley

Rottisli

Wrottesley

Rotts-li

Wykeham

Wick-am

Wyllie

Wy-lie

Wyndham

Wind-’am

Wynford

Win-fud

Wynyard

Win-yard

Wythenshaw

With-in-shaw

Yeatman

Yaytman

Yerburgh

Yar-bra’

Yonge

Young

Zouch

Zooch