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Etymology & Historical Origin-Finnegan. Finnegan is the transferred use of a well-known Irish surname. It is the anglicized version of O Ã³ fionnagan fionnagÃ¡n which comes From âthe/gaelicâ finn âfionn, meaningâ. Fair â-whiteâ the an Ã¡n is a Diminutive suffix so âfionnagan fionnagÃ¡n essentiallyâ. means little fair onet is the anglicized version of O Ã³ fionnagan fionnagÃ¡n which comes From âthe/gaelicâ finn âfionn, meaningâ. Fair â-whiteâ the an Ã¡n is a Diminutive suffix so âfionnagan fionnagÃ¡n essentiallyâ. means little fair one
Neil is a medieval given name which means Champion and evolved into an Irish, Scottish, and English surname. It is derived from the given name of Irish origin -- Niall -- and was brought to England by the Scandinavians.Neill, Neild, Neele, Neel, Neeld, Niall, Niell, Nield, Niel, Nihell, Nihill are variations.cGowan is a Scottish and Irish Patronymic name from the Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Gobhann (Scottish) and Mac Gabhann (Irish) both from occupational nicknames for the village smith. It is also occasionally derived in Scotland from Mac Owein, a patronymic form of the given name Owen or Ewen.