England and Ireland by settlement from France as homeland are the English, French, and Irish origins of the name "Keville." The surname in question exists in the form "Keevil" (from Chievele, in the Old English for "hollow woodland clearing") in Wiltshire, southwest England, according to the Domesday Book of 1086 - 1087 and in France as the Old French keville (for "wooden peg," from the Latin diminutive clāvicula from clāvis ["key"]). The last name also may be found in Ireland, as the name of settlers especially in the western region at County Mayo.
Katelyn is a given name for a girl with American and Irish origins. It is not clear what Katelyn means in French, but in English it means pure, innocent and clear.
The name Aundrea is from the origins of Greek, Irish, Latin, English, and French. The name commonly means "Warrior princess" or "Dark Femine One."
Brianne is a French equivalent of the English name "Brianna." Both proper names trace their origins back as feminine equivalents to the Irish name Brian for "eminent" or "noble." The pronunciation will be "bryan" in Alsatian and Cevenol French.
Clements is a surname that could be of various nationalities, including English, Irish, and French. The specific nationality would depend on the family's origins and history.
The Henry surname has English, Irish, and French origins. The English origin is from the Old French personal name Henri, while in Ireland it may have come from Anglo-Norman settlers. In France, it is a common surname derived from the given name Henri.
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Katelyn is a variation of Caitlin which is itself a variation of Katherine.
The native Irish name Dónall is equated with the English name Daniel, although they are of different origins.
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No, Mitt Romney is English, Scottish, French, German but no Irish roots.
Kevin is English, Irish, and French.
His family is of Irish, English and French descent.