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Surname: SCRIVER . The Last Name of SCRIVER was extrapolated from the Old French word 'escrivain' a writer, a scribe, one who copied books and manuscripts. The name was brought into England in the wake of the Norman Invasion of 1066. Occupational last names refer directly to the particular trade or occupation followed by the first bearer of the name. These occupations can be divided into classes such as agricultural, manufacturing, retailing and so on. In the Middle Ages, at least among the Christian population, people did not pursue uniqueized occupations exclusively to the extent that we do today. Smiths, millers and wrights were indeed uniqueists, but even they would commonly have their own smallholdings for growing crops and keeping a few animals. Others were... If you want to read more download the App on the App Store...
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