The beil Surname
beil Name Meaning and History
- South German: from Middle High German, Middle Low German bil ‘axe’, hence a metonymic occupational name for someone who made or used axes and similar implements, in particular a carpenter.
- Dutch: cognate of 1, from Dutch bijl ‘axe’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| rose beil |
 charlinearendt
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| Beil Book | Debra Beil | 8 |
| Beil's in Oregon | LeeAnn Beil | 2 |
| BEIL Ruth and Johnnie A |
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| Death of Mr. James H. Beil - Lost at Sea |
davwayell
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| Johannes Beil & Sally Taylor | Jack Goehl | 0 |
| Elizabeth Beil, daughter of Henrich of Lehigh Co., PA |
karin_elvis
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| Balthaser Beil, 1750 |
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| Beil/ Soule or Sowle Indiana to North Dakota |
jpc153
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| Jacob Biel/Beil ancestors |
DTucker7626
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