The lame Surname
lame Name Meaning and History
Possibly French L’Amé, a nickname from a variant of
l’aimé ‘the loved one’, from the past participle of
aimer ‘to love’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| nan lame | mary louise lane newton | 1 |
| John Lame or John Lane in Illinois and Kansas |
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| Joseph, Peter, and Eli Lame | Cynthia Buck Nielsen | 5 |
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| Catherine Bradshaw, nee Lame; Seneca Co., NY, 1870 |
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| Peter & Silas Lame Tombstones | Cynthia Buck Nielsen | 1 |
| Alice Lame |
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| LeMay Carignan connections. | Lou Beauregard | 0 |
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