What nationality is the last name Tyrrell?

The nationallity has not yet been fully determined, however it is of European origin, and means a descendent of Turold and even this name offers no further explanation.

1928 MichHere is a border crossing for the Tyrrell family in 1912:Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 about Sarah J TyrrellName: Sarah J TyrrellArrival Date: 24 Dec 1912Port of Arrival: St Albans, Vermont, United StatesAge: 46Birth Date: abt 1866Birth Country: EnglandGender: FemaleRace/Nationality: EnglishRecord Type: Manifests--Sarah J. Tyrrell 46; Cook; permanent residence-Blenheim; Brother-Chas Kassenbach, 12 Pain St., Chatham, Ont; Destination-Cheboygan, Mich--Sarah B. Tyrrell 23; Dressmaker--Vena T.

Tyrrell 1 year, 3 monHere is a birth record for Vena:Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1913 about Vena Fred TyrellName: Vena Truax TyrellDate of Birth: 3 Sep 1911Gender: FemaleBirth County or District: Kent (Blenheim)Father's Name: Roy TruaxMother's name: BeullaArchive Name: Archives of OntarioArchive Series: MS929Archive Reel: 219There is a card placed over the mother's name that says "pulled May 26-94" that completely obscures Beulla's last name. There was a Roy Truax, b. Dec 1886 (according to the 1911 Census), son of Freeman & Margaret Truax, living in Blenheim at the time of Vena's birth, so that's probably him.

The last name Fedge is not very common, but it likely came from Sweden.

The name Jutton does not have any origins. However, the name Hutton does indeed have origins that trace back to England and Wales as far as 1891.

Meaning son of Phillip. The name Phillip comes from the Greek name Philippos which means "friend of horses. Thank you!

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