King as a Surname Root in Medieval Names and Royalties
The article traces how the King surname arose from medieval drama and nicknames in English and Gaelic contexts. It notes origins in Old English cyng meaning king, occurrences in Cambridge 1201 and Huntingdonshire 1259, and links to the Earls of Lovelace. It mentions forms in Germany, Scotland, and Ireland, including Robertus dictus King and descendants of English settlers.
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Cyng
Cambridge
England
Huntingdonshire
Lovelace
Scotland
Robertus
Robert
St. Andrews
Aberdeenshire
Ireland
Mac Coury
Mac Conrys
Moycullen
King
Ballmaconry
Kingstown
William King
Derry
Dublin
George IV
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Fragmentary text describes President Nixon’s travel security presence in Florida as journalists and photographers converge near Bay Lane and Key Biscayne. Notes tension between openness and tightened security as Coast Guard and Secret Service monitor small craft near Nixon’s yacht and villa, changing local neighborliness.
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Hers Belphers
LBJ
Washington
UPT
Nixons Hospitality Center
Gan
Yiser
Key Biscayne
Nixon
Bay Lane
Noog
Jonn J. Kennedy
White Houses
Lake
Lyndon B
Johnson
Coast Guard
Noton Club
Rebozo
Alex Gregor
Hyannisport Dock
Cape Cod
Texas
C. G.iry
Miami Beach
Hideavaral Timae
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