| Last Name | Meaning |
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| Aspen | A type of poplar tree known for its white bark |
| Blake | "Pale" or "fair" in Old English |
| Blythe | "Joyful" or "carefree" in Old English |
| Brooks | "A stream" |
| Clarke | "Scholar" or "secretary" |
| Cove | A small sheltered bay |
| Finch | A small songbird |
| Ford | A shallow place in a river where one can cross |
| Grant | "High" or "noble" |
| Grove | A small wood or group of trees |
| Hayes | "From the hedged enclosure" |
| Heath | Open moorland |
| Hill | An elevation of land |
| Holt | A small wood |
| Keene | "Sharp" or "intelligent" |
| Lake | A large body of inland water |
| Lark | A small songbird known for its beautiful song |
| Laurel | An evergreen shrub with glossy leaves |
| Leith | A river in Scotland |
| Light | "Bright" or "cheerful" |
| Linden | A type of lime tree |
| Lodge | A small house or cabin |
| Meadow | An area of grassy land |
| Mercer | A merchant who deals in silks or other rich fabrics |
| Moss | A low-growing plant that forms a dense green carpet |
| Nash | "At the ash tree" |
| Park | An enclosed area of public land |
| Pike | A type of freshwater fish |
| Pond | A small body of still water |
| Reed | A tall, slender grass that grows in water or wetlands |
| Ridge | A long, narrow, elevated area of land |
| River | A large natural stream of water |
| Rose | A beautiful flowering shrub with fragrant blossoms |
| Rush | A plant with slender, hollow stems |
| Sage | A wise or experienced person |
| Stone | A hard, naturally occurring solid material |
| Thorne | A spiny shrub or small tree |
| Vale | A valley |
| Wade | "To walk through water" |
| Wolfe | A wild dog |
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