Publisher's Synopsis
"Personal Names and Surnames of the Town of Inverness" (1895) by Alexander Macbain offers a detailed exploration of the etymology and historical context of names found in Inverness, Scotland. This meticulous study delves into the origins and evolution of both personal names and family surnames, providing valuable insights into the social history and cultural heritage of the region.
Macbain's work is an invaluable resource for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in Scottish history and onomastics. The book meticulously traces the roots of various names, connecting them to historical events, clan affiliations, and linguistic influences. It stands as a significant contribution to the understanding of Scottish identity and the enduring legacy of its people.
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