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This is an interesting example of an Old English status name, here from the Middle English word "cotter", a technical term of the feudal system for a serf or bond tenant, a villein who hold a cottage by labour-service rather than by paying rent. The derivation is from the Old English pre 7th Century word "cot", meaning cottage or hut and the term "cotarius" is found in the Domesday Book of 1086. The name is also found on the Isle of Man and in County Cork, (Ireland). Here it is an anglicization of the Gaelic "Mac Oitir", Son of Oitir, a personal name from the Old Norse "Otti", fear, or dread and "herr" army...Select Audience
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Cotter, my ancestors are robert Charles cotter and so on.
Matthieu Seassau-Offoltz
Dear Sir,
I am looking for a long time the origins of my Irish huguenots ancestors and especially my Casaubonโs branches. My closest Irish ancestor is Margaret Elizabeth Purdon. Her father was William Casaubon Purdon.
It looks like we share with the Cotters a common ancestor who was Arabella Casaubon daughter of Colonel William Casaubon and Arabella Rogerson. Arabella re-married, 1746, Sir J.L. Cotter and had issue.
So my question for years is, do you think the celebrated Isaac Casaubon would be are ancestor?
Best regards.
Matthieu Seassau
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My Cotter link is MARGARET COTTER County Cork mother of ELIZABETH ANN COTTER born 1836 to EDWARD or ANDREW BLYTH .ELIZABETH COTTER arrived South Australia 1849 on the ELGIN and had another surname being DINIGHAN ? Her other married names WALSH circa 1849 and the married name PATTERSON . I have detailed info of Australian connections but none on leaving Ireland . Any Irish connection would be appreciated. Thanks Craig
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I'd like to be in contact with members of the NSW Cotter Families to see if their Garrett is the same as my Garrett.
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He married Rebecca Ellis. They had a son John Cotter who married Lydia Dittemore who then had a Mary Rebecca Cotter who married William Henry Yeakley.
My grandparents were Henry Michael Cotter and Alberta Rosemary Wilson and Arther Howard Macomber and Florence Emmaline Gish. ?
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