Harrison

Harrison is a common name with both English and Celtic origins. Its English extraction means "son of Harry", and its Celtic extraction means "Golden Strength", the latter which derives from the Anglification of the name Haruson in Cumberland.

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• In England:
• Harrison Stickle (English) Har Haruson (Native)
• Several places in the United States:
• Harrison, Arkansas
• Harrison, Maine
• Harrison, Clare County, Michigan
• Harrison, Nebraska
• Harrison, New Jersey
• Harrison, New York
• Harrison, Ohio
• Harrison, Tennessee
• Harrison, Wisconsin
• Harrison County, Indiana
• Harrison County, Mississippi
• Harrison County, West Virginia
• Harrisonburg, Louisiana
• Harrisonville, Missouri
• Harrison Township, Michigan
• Harrison Township, New Jersey
• Harrison Township, Pennsylvania

English: English in common usage may refer to:...

Celtic: The words Celt and Celtic can have a variety of meanings....

Harry: Harry is a common first name in the English-speaking world. It is a diminutive form of Henry, derived from Middle High German Haimirich, meaning 'ruler of the Home'. In Norway, the word harry is used synonymously with vulgar, unsophisticated persons. The reason is that English names like 'Harry' wer...

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