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Home > Known Lines
> Variants
| The CCFHA would like your help to further
identify and collect details about the many variant spellings encountered
in the various lines. Your help is needed. Please submit any additions
or amplifying details to Gale Corson: galechap@aol.com |
The listings below are from a brief survey of some of the more
common sources. Our goal is to expand these listings with more about
which line, group or individual it was associated; the time period and
relative frequency that it is encountered; and the source(s) where it is
found.
Toward that goal the list will eventually be categorized:
Major variants - Large lines or family groups found
using this name; also other spellings with multiple sources and/or commonly
found.
Minor variants - Misspellings*; small groups or single
individuals; rare occurrences.
*Misspellings, it might be noted, may in some cases not have been the fault
of the writer, but may have resulted from the incorrect interpretation
of early handwriting styles and/or faded or illegible copy.
COLSON-- COALSON, COLESON, COLLISON, COLSTON, COULSON,
COULSTON, COURSONWHITT
CORSON --
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Div. I: COLSON, CORSEN, CORSON, COSON, COURSIN, COURSON, COURSONWHITT,
CORSER, COSON, CORESEN, COFEN, COUSEN
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Div. II: CORSSEN, CORSZEN, COURSEN, CORSON, CORSSE, COURSE, CORSA,
CORSAW, DeCOURSEY, DeCOURCY, RESEER, RACER, RESER, RASOR, COURSIER, CORSI,
CORZE
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Div. III: CARSSEN, CORSE, CORSEN, CORSSEN, CORSON, COURSON, COURSEN, CROESEN,
KORSSEN, KROESEN, CROESON, CRUSER, CRUZEN, KREWSON, KROES, KRUSER,
VROOM
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Div. IV: CARSTEN, CARSTENSEN, CAUSON, CORSON, CORSTON, COSEN, COSTON,
KARSTEN, CARSTENS
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Div. V: CORSAN, CORSANE, CORSANI, CORSINI, CORSON, CARSON, ACCARSON
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Div. VII: COARSON, CORSON
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Div. VIII: COLSON, COLESON, COULSON, COLSTON, COULSTON
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Div. XI: CORSAN, CORSEN, CORSON, COURSAN, COURSEN, COURSON, CURSON
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Other CORSON:
CORS, CORST, CORSTEN, CORSTIAAN, CORZINE, COSENS, COSIN, COSON,
COSSEN, COZZEN, COURSEY, COURSSEN, COUSENS, COUSINS, CORZE, KOORSEN
Some additional from the notes of Lily Corson M048:
Sorson, Corsin, Korson, Cosenwhit, Corsonquit, Corsinwhit, Cursine,
Corstisan, Cuuson, Corstan
CORZINE -- Cosyns, Corsyn, Cosine, Cousyn, Cozin, Cosynsen, DeCosynes,
Corsen, Cozine, Cozzine, Crozine and Corzine. (submitted
by "Deven T. Corzine" <deven@ties.org>)
CAUSTON -- CORSON, CORSTON, de CORSTON; CROESEN
COURSON -- This variant is found in a number of the CORSON lines.
However, it seems to derive from other lines for the most part. Its
frequency as a surname found in the USA is just slightly less than
CORSON. Information delineating some of the differences is desired.
Anyone with help in this area is invited to submit information.
Some additional variant information can be found on the CCFHA "More
Info" page.
"What is SOUNDEX?"
http://www.ancestry.com/columns/george/03-20-98.htm
"Overview of Soundex" http://www.bradandkathy.com/genealogy/overviewofsoundex.html
CORSON has the Soundex code of C625.
Other surnames sharing the C625 Soundex code:
CARRIGAN, CARSON,
CHRISMAN, CHURCHMAN, CORKUM, CORRIGAN, CORZINE, COURSON, CREASON,
CREEKMORE, CREESON, CREGAN, CRISMAN, CROESEN, CROSSMAN, CROSSON, CROWSON,
CRUICKSHANK, CRUIKSHANK, CRUSENBERRY
Note: Most of these names have not been shown to be variants of any
of the CCFHA Divisional lines.
Site maintained by Michael Corson (CCFHA Member M-297). Please
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The CCFHA web site originally created by Jeff Owens (CCFHA Member M-260).
This page updated 18 Jan 2006
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