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Bretland — Recorded in several spellings including Bretland, Brettland, Britland, Braitling and possibly others, this is a very unusual surname. We think that it is English, and from a medieval place called the Britland or similar, however we have not… … Surnames reference
John Bretland Farmer — Sir John Bretland Farmer (5 April 1865 26 January 1944) was a British botanist, born at Atherstone and educated at Magdalen College, Oxford. He was fellow of Magdalen in 188997, demonstrator of botany in 188792, and assistant professor of biology … Wikipedia
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Braitling — Recorded in several spellings including Bretland, Brettland, Britland, Braitling and possibly others, this is a very unusual surname. We think that it is English, and from a medieval place called the Britland or similar, however we have not… … Surnames reference
Britland — Recorded in several spellings including Bretland, Brettland, Britland, Braitling and possibly others, this is a very unusual surname. We think that it is English, and from a medieval place called the Britland or similar, however we have not… … Surnames reference
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