Accer
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Cesare Antonio Accius — (or Accer) was an Italian engraver active in 1609, known to have made etchings of landscapes. References Bryan, Michael (1886). Robert Edmund Graves. ed. Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, Biographical and Critical (Volume II L Z). York St. #4 … Wikipedia
ACRE — ou AKKA Ville et port de Palestine, qui apparaît dans l’Ancien Testament sous le nom de ‘Acco et au temps des Ptolémées d’Égypte sous celui de Ptolemaïs, époque où elle connut une certaine prospérité. Conquise par les Arabes en 636, elle fut… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Fazackerley — This interesting surname is English and locational. It originates from Fazackerley, a village in the parish of Walton on the Hill, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancashire. The word is pre 7th Century, from faes meaning a border or fringe,… … Surnames reference
Fitzackerley — This interesting surname is English and locational. It originates from Fazackerley, a village in the parish of Walton on the Hill, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancashire. The word is pre 7th Century, from faes meaning a border or fringe,… … Surnames reference
Fazakerley — This interesting name is a locational surname derived from a small place in the parish of Walton on the hill near Liverpool. The word is of Anglo Saxon origin from the old pre 7th Century English faes a border or fringe plus accer , a field plus… … Surnames reference
Phizaclea — This interesting name is a locational surname derived from a small place in the parish of Walton on the hill near Liverpool. The word is of Anglo Saxon origin from the old pre 7th Century English faes a border or fringe plus accer , a field plus… … Surnames reference
Phizakarley — This interesting name is a locational surname derived from a small place in the parish of Walton on the hill near Liverpool. The word is of Anglo Saxon origin from the old pre 7th Century English faes a border or fringe plus accer , a field plus… … Surnames reference
