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Unread 16 Aug 2006, 01:06   #8
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Re: [GB] Surnames
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Originally Posted by midge5
Unsurprisingly Thomas is easily the most common in south Wales though it has spread to to the Midlands area.

Didn't see where it said the surname originates from, though on both dates it has been most common in Swansea.

ELLO BOYO.

(a fellow Thomas)
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