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Position:Home>Genealogy> What ethnicity is the last name dace?Question:thanks for any answers Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: thanks for any answers I don't trust "name sites" for one reason...they forget that names can come from more than one country, have more than one origin, and mean different things in different languages. Here's where the immigrants named Dace came from: Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival 1. Alberto Dace Naro, Sicily 1913 51 2. Angela Dace 1912 3. Carlo Dace Cecciano, Caserta 1907 51 4. Clifford Dace Bolton, England 1920 5 5. Edith Dace Bolton, England 1920 34 6. Eva Dace Altrincham, England 1922 20 7. Fedrick Dace 1921 31 8. George Dace Bolton, England 1920 12 9. Giuseppe Dace Sicily Corniso 1911 40 10. Gladys Dace Altrincham, England 1922 17 11. Henry Dace Bolton, England 1920 32 12. Ida Dace Bridgetown, England 1907 25 13. Isaac B. Dace 1911 31 14. Joachim Dace 1922 18 15. Marion Dace Bridgtown 1905 26 16. Nellie Dace Bolton, England 1920 13 17. Richard Dace 1908 25 18. Stanley Dace Bolton, England 1920 9 19. T.M. DACE 1920 20. William Chas. Dace Bachurst, England 1909 19 First name Last name Occupation Age Sex Arrived Origin Ship Pasquale Dace Laborer 30 M 20 Apr 1893 Italy San Giorgio Bernard Dace Laborer 27 M 6 Jul 1865 Ireland New World Eliza Dace Infant 3 m F 3 May 1873 England Denmark George Dace Child, Youngster 2 M 3 May 1873 England Denmark Rachel Dace Wife 23 F 3 May 1873 England Denmark Robt. Dace Cooper 17 M 9 Jun 1834 Wales Louisa You know that is a hard one since I never heard that name; however, it sounds Swedish or Norweigan to me, but I could be wrong. I was wrong! It's Irish .Look here:http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.c/qx/... dace English: from Old French dars ‘dace’; a nickname for someone thought to resemble the fish of this name, or a metonymic occupational name for a fisherman or fish seller. Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4 Think it's English. Means of the Nobility. All that is going to be relevant is when/where the gr grandma was born, and who her parents were. The rest of them being German is completely distinct. Gen's mom CLEARLY shows that the name may come from any number of locations, thus any assumed ethnicity is simply an assumption. |