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The surname Carpio is Italian in origin and originated in an area of Italy, known as the Papal States.  The  earliest records of the Carpio surname date back to 962, when Udalrico Carpio received 24 castles in the areas of Montefeltro and Romagna from the Emperor Ottone.
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The surname Singley is English in origin and was established when the family resided in the village of Singleton found in the counties of Lancashire and Sussex.  The literal meaning is "farm in the burnt clearing", from the Old English word "sengel." Hope this helps.
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The surname Marini is Italian in origin and originated in an area of Italy, known as the Papal States. The literal meaning is "of the sea".  Alternatively, the surname Marini is of local origin, derived from the place named Marino, near Rome.  DiMambro is also of Italian origin, thoughRead more
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The surname Tramontana is Italian, being a topographic name denoting someone from north of the Alps, Italian tramontana, literally ‘(someone) from over the mountains’.  It would be my educated guess that this surname originated in Sicily after World War II when there was mass movement among all civilians to remove themselves from war torn areas.  Hope this … Read more

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According to immigration and census records, Diaz De Leon is Spanish in origin, with the Leon part being added meaning "son of Leon".  Leon in it's own right is French in origin.  I will continue to try to find additional information and will let you know if I come across anything else.
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The origin of the surname Jones is English and Welsh-Celtic.  The meaning of the name is similar in both instances.  The English meaning is itself derived from the Hebrew name "Johanan," meaning "Jehovah has favored."  The Welsh-Celtic meaning has its roots in Christianity. This surname comes from the personal nameRead more
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Hi,

I study Genealogy and the Heraldic arts.  McGivern is Scottish in origin, specifically Lanarkshire, Scottland.

There are two elements to a coat of arms, the first being the sheild (crest) and the second being mantling or elements that surround the shield to create the complete coat of arms.

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Hi, I researched your question and the information below came from www.wikipedia.org.  There is a lot more information available there if you are interested in looking it up.  If you are asking about a physical place where it originated, Memphis, Tennessee is generally considered the "home" of R & B music.  … Read more
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Hi, I was diagnosed with Lupus in 1986.  He probably did a standard blood test that measures antibodies in your blood called an RA/ANA test.  That stands for rheumatoid arthritis and antinuclear antibody test.  This test shows how many times your blood must be diluted with saline solution before there are no antibodies present.  For … Read more
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Http://www.reverso.net/text_translation.asp?lang=EN&dir=english-hebrew

Check out this site.  It allows English to Hebrew translation.  I did the translation but it is small.  You can copy it then paste it to word, which I did, and make it as large as you want.  It looked really nice when I looked at it in large print.