The clearwater Surname
clearwater Name Meaning and History
Translation of German Klarwasser, a topographic name for
someone who lived by a source of pure water, from Middle High German
klar ‘clear’ + wazzer ‘water’. Compare
Rainwater.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Mary Janette Clearwater |
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| John Clearwater m Matilda Williams | Tonya | 8 |
| Obit: Dora B. Clearwater, CA | Donna Dale Elliott | 5 |
| Rebecca Clearwater 1860 wed Allen Thompson |
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| Rebecca Rachael Clearwater m. Moses Cox 1839 |
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| Anyone ever hear of it as Claywater? | Terry Barnhart | 4 |
| Rachel Clearwater, Mamakating NY, m. Henry B. Williams |
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| George Harold Clearwater 1935-2000 |
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| Clinton Clifford Clearwater | Linda Campion | 65 |
| clearwater 's indian? |
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