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Scoule Surname Definition:
SCOULE: Perhaps from Scute, an Old English personal name (Searte). Roger Scoyle was burgess of Aberdeen, 1271 (Fraser, p. 9), and Andrea Scoule was burgess of Perth, 1432 (HP., II, p. 170). William Scowle held land there in 1444 (Milne, p.
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SCOULE: Perhaps from Scute, an Old English personal name (Searte). Roger Scoyle was burgess of Aberdeen, 1271 (Fraser, p. 9), and Andrea Scoule was burgess of Perth, 1432 (HP., II, p. 170). William Scowle held land there in 1444 (Milne, p. 30; Scon, p. 187), and in 1458 witnessed an instrument of sasine there (RAA., II, p. 103). Scole 1725.
— The Surnames of Scotland (1946) by George Fraser Black (1866-1948)
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