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This surname is English and sometimes Scottish habitational and derives from residence at a remote valley (halh) or by a salt water estuary (heil). The origin is strictly speaking Ancient British (pre-Roman), and a survivor of the very earliest civilisations. Sometimes the name is locational from villages called Hale, Hales, Haile, and Hayle, which occur throughout the British Isles.Read more: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Hale#ixzz1BqEcpw6Y
Hale may also mean “Whole, Healthy” from Hale in Middle English. “Hero” from Haele in Old English. “Eminent” from Haol in Gaelic. Or “Hall” from Halle in Middle High German.

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