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Dalton Whitmore, 1916 - 1941
FamilySearch Family TreeDalton L. Whitmore, 2015 - 2015
Ohio ObituariesDalton L. Whitmore, born Circa 1909
Names & Stories in Newspapers from OldNews.com (Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming)Dalton Whitmore, born 1917
1920 United States Federal CensusDalton Sidney Whitmore
United States, World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949Dalton Whitmore, born Circa 1917
1930 United States Federal Census
Dalton Whitmore, died 1941
Ohio DeathsDalton Whitmore, 1967 - 2021
United States Obituary Index from Online SourcesDalton Whitmore, 1983 - 2021
United States Obituary Index from Online SourcesDalton Whitmore, 1959 - 2011
United States Obituary Index from Online SourcesDALTON WHITMORE
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- Dalton Whittemore
- Dalton Whitmor
- Dalton Whitmer
- Dalton Whitemore
- Dalton Whitemor
- Dalton Whitemer
- Dalton Witmore
- Dalton Wittmore
- Dalton Witmor
- Dalton Witmer
- Chinese (Simplified): 道尔顿 惠特莫尔 (Dào'ěrdùn Huìtèmò'ěr)
- Hungarian: Whitmore Dalton
- Japanese: ダルトン ウィットモア (Daruton Wittomoa)
- Russian: Далтон Уитмор (Dalton Uitmor)
- Ukrainian: Далтон Вітмор (Dalton Vitmor)
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"Dal," meaning valley, and "tun," meaning town or settlement, combine to form the surname Dalton. This surname originated in Old English. The name literally translates to "valley town" or "settlement in the valley." The combination of these two common Old English elements created a locational surname, identifying someone who lived in or originated from a place named Dalton. Dalton as a given name emerged later, derived directly from the surname. Its use as a first name is primarily found in English-speaking countries. The surname itself is most prevalent in England, particularly in areas with numerous places called Dalton. The adoption of surnames as first names became more common in the United States, contributing to Dalton's usage as a given name, especially during the 20th century. There are no common diminutives.
The surname Whitmore has its historical roots in England, with its earliest appearances dating back to the medieval period. The name is derived from the Old English elements "hwita," meaning "white," and "mor," meaning "moor" or "marsh." This suggests that the name originally referred to someone who lived near a white or light-colored moorland, possibly indicating a geographical feature in the landscape. Over time, the surname became associated with various occupations, particularly in agriculture and land management, as many bearers of the name were likely involved in farming or tending to the moors. The name's meaning may also reflect traits such as purity or brightness, which could have been valued in the communities where the name originated.
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