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Member Since: January 2008 Posts: 2,683 Send Message	Andysmum	Report	5 Mar 2016 17:00
	http://worldnames.publicprofiler.org/Default.aspx? I have used this link for several years and found it very good. I have just put in Mirehouse to see what happened (hope you don't mind, Wisechild) and it came up as quite high in Cumbria and also in Oxfordshire and Wiltshire. There are also a few in the USA. For Mackellow the highest incidence is in East Sussex, followed by West Sussex, Northamptonshire, Redcar and Cleveland and Edinburgh. There are also a lot in North Island, NZ, mostly in New Plymouth and a few in Hamilton City.
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 504 Send Message	Iris	Report	7 Mar 2016 14:25
	Andysmum I agree with east sussex for mackellow , its where my lot came from ,inc me .
	Researching: brown. brooman , mackellow all in sussex ,kent or surrey
Member Since: November 2011 Posts: 3,256 Send Message	Graham	Report	8 Mar 2016 11:20
	That one's definately more accurate Andysmum :-)
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 7,819 Send Message	InspectorGreenPen	Report	8 Mar 2016 11:30
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 7,819 Send Message	Maggiewinchester. Do you have a connection with the Baggotts? My wife's gg grandmother was a Baggott from the West Midlands.....!