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People, places, register entries, families and every page of this site in one search — and it knows that Saniger, Sainger and Sinnegar are the same family.
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Why this box is not a plain text match
It knows the spellings move
Every name in this family is written down more than one way, and a reader who searches the spelling they were told will otherwise miss the record that matters. Type any form below and the search returns all of them.
| Search this | …and you also get |
|---|---|
| D'Arcy | Darcy · D'Arcey · Darcey · Ó Dorchaidhe |
| Sneyd | Snead · Sneed · Snayd · Sneid |
| Saniger | Sainger · Sanigar · Sanigaer · Sinager · Sinneger · Sinnegar · Sinegar · Synegar · Synager · Singer |
| Mulcahy | Mulchy · Mulchay · Mulcahey |
| Blum | Blume |
| Murdoch | Murdock |
The eleven forms of Saniger are not invented for this page — they are the spellings actually found in the Gloucestershire parish registers. Where they came from → · Why spelling is not identity →