Olney
I thought the name "Olney" meant "old"-"ney" where "ney" sounded to me like some affix I had seen before but who's meaning I could not remember, however I'm searching and finding it may mean "lone/solitary/single clearing/glade" or "Olla's island" in Old English... But I need to know the meaning of the name "Olla" which I guessed could be a variant of Olaf or mean "wool" according to some source... But which I dont trully know what it means... Anyone has an answer?Edit: Searching the database many names end in "ney" and the closest "ney" has got to a meaning of its own is "new" or "island"... "Old new" is really meaningless... "Old island" is more meaningful...

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Olney  ·  Getb  ·  2/12/2012, 12:26 AM
Check the surname board or Ancestry.co.m  ·  vigdis  ·  2/22/2012, 5:03 AM
Re: Check the surname board or Ancestry.co.m  ·  Getb  ·  2/25/2012, 4:41 AM
Here  ·  vigdis  ·  2/25/2012, 8:27 AM