Nunemaker is the Americanized version of the German last name, Nonnenmacher. Nonnenmacher is an occupation surname that was given to those who gelded pigs.
it is a spanish mans last name by the name Anthony
is last name Ghangas from village Ghangas punjab (jatt) sikh.
This surname Workman is an English surname and a Scottish and Irish surname. It is a name for a laborer, a work man.There are also Germans who bear this surname Workman, variants include Workmann, perhaps it is an Americanized form of a German surname, or perhaps it is of same derivative as the English/Scottish/Irish Workman.For more information, see related links below.
The surname 'Williamson' originates from the English language. It means 'son of William'.
Because that is the royal family's surname
Romanoff is a Russian surname. The Romanoffs were the last Czarist dynasty of the Russian Empire.
Most of the family was killed during the Russian Revolution including the last Tsar and his immediate family. The surviving family were exiled from Russia after the Revolution
That would depend on your point of view, as there is no 'Serbian royal family' per se. However, the last King of Yugoslavia, Peter II never abdicated, thus making his decendants the nearest thing. Peter II was related to the British Royal family through his mother, Maria of Romania. Nicholas II, last Tsar of Russia, was ALSO related to the British Royal family, through HIS mother, Maria Feodorovna.
The Royal surname REHAL is by no means a Jatt last name.In India REHAL surname belongs to a Royal class called Punjabi Kshatriyas. This aristocracy belongs to a Suryavansh Lineage with their family deity being Goddess of all Gods DURGA DEVI.The surname REHAL constitute the Ekam Ghar literally meaning The House of 1 in the Kshatriya hierarchy.
This is to be declared on the day of the wedding, but usually the Royal Family does not take the last name. Instead, she will be addressed as something like, "Her Royal Highness, Princess William of Wales"
In English, the family name is your last name, or "surname."
In English, the family name is your last name, or "surname."
When he married the then Princess Elizabeth he was Lt. Philip Mountbatten, though as a member of the Royal family he doesn't use a surname and is titled His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
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"Gale" is their last name.