| Going | Very rare: Wicklow etc. Ir. Mac Gabhann or French Gouin. The latter were in Tipperary at the end of 17 cent - presumably Huguenots. |
| Gowing | fairly rare: Laois, Carlow. Ir. Mac Gabhann. The name, in the form Going, has been in Tipperary since 17 cent and a suggestion of a connection with the French Gouin, meaning blood-relative, has been made by MacLysaght. See Going.MIF & SGG. |
| Guin | Gwynne: cuíosach annamh: Ulaidh & rl. Ón ainm Breatnach gwyn = fionn. Bhí siad in Éirinn ón 16 céad agus, mar scoláirí, dhein seirbhís mhór don náisiún sa 19 & 20 céad |
| Guing | rare: W Meath, Wicklow. This seems to be the Huguenot Guin. See Going. |
Parishes where Gowing and a second surname are found together
Click here to see all variants on a single map
Click on a name to see it on the map.
John Grenham | | Sitemap | | Login | | Subscribe | | Contact | | Research | | FAQs | | What's new?| | Privacy policy