Strange surnames in your family tree

[firemonkey]

Fairly rare family surname- Gatty

Other rare surname- Levenie/Leveny (ancestors from Banffshire, Scotland)

[Daco Celtic]

Distant surnames

Catchpole
Catchpole is a rare surname, being a type of tax collector in medieval England. The name is a combination of Old English (cace-, catch) and medieval Latin (pullus, a chick). It derives from the image that people who owed tax were as difficult to catch as farmyard hens.

Maplesden
The surname Maplesden was first found in Kent where they held a family seat as Lords of the Manor.

[Celestia]

Vezina- of Occitan origin
Kubitza- possible Sorbian origin.

[Hamilcar]

cardillo - I've looked for more info and it seems to be of italian origin but I really don't see how it could ended up on my paternal side since people who bear this name were riffian peasants

[Tongio]

"Bringel" is the weirdest.Cant find anything about its origin.It is maybe french or dutch but no one knows really.

[Anglo-Celtic]

I found some unusual variations of common Irish surnames during my genealogical research. For instance, I found "Brannon" instead of Brennan", "Noland" instead of "Nolan", and "O'Donahoe" instead of "O'Donahue". I have this weird quirk where I like to find attractive names in my family tree. For example, I'm more satisfied with "Cynthia O'Connor" than "Edith Hogshead" or "Madge Cock".

[Andullero]

Bueno and Custodio, on the maternal lines of both father and mother. Also, Kelly, from a great-grandma coming from the British Virgin Islands.

[Creoda]

Coward
Hoare
Pratt
Bastard
Ramsbottom
Nutter
Fagg
Mycock
Tubbs
Shufflebottom
Muggins
Crapp

And that's just in the last few generations.

[JamesBond007]

Nope, all British isles except a few German ones :

Pfautsch and Stork or Storck ?

[Daven]

Caba.