But it is with a man's last resting-place that his name will be found in Anglo-Saxon times to be most especially associated. The principal words used to denote a grave are _beorh_ (barrow), _byrgels_, and _hloew_ (low), in all of which the idea seems to be that of a mound raised over the spot. We have Weardes beorh, "Weard's barrow," also Lulles, Cartes, Hornes, Lidgeardes, and many others. We have Scottan byrgels, "Scotta's barrow," also Hôces, Wures, and Strenges. And we have Lortan hlæw, "Lorta's low," also Ceorles, Wintres, Hwittuces, and others. There is another word _hô_, which seems to be the same as the O.N. _haugr_, North. Eng, _how_, a grave-mound. It is found in Healdenes hô, Piccedes hô, Scotehô Tilmundes hô, Cægeshô, and Fingringahô. It would hardly seem, from the location of four of them, Worcester, Essex, Beds, Sussex, that they can be of Scandinavian origin. Can the two words, _haugr_ and _hlau_ (_how_, and _hlow_), be from the same origin, the one assuming, or the other dropping an _l_? I take the names of persons thus to be deduced from Anglo-Saxon place-names, and which are in general correspondence with the earlier names in the preceding chapter, though containing some new forms and a greater number of compound names, to give as faithful a representation as we can have of the every-day names of Anglo-Saxons. And as I have before compared the names of those primitive settlers with our existing surnames, so now I propose to extend the comparison to the names of more settled Anglo-Saxon times. Anglo-Saxon Men's Names. Place-Names. English Surnames. Abbod Abbodesbyrig } _Abbott_ Abbud Abbudesmearc } Æcemann Æcemannes ceaster _Ackman, Aikman_ Acen Acenes feld _Aikin_ Ægelweard Ægelweardes mearc _Aylward_ Alberht Alcherdes ford _Allcard_ Alder Aldrestub _Alder_ Ælfgar Ælfgares gemæro _Algar_ Ælfred Ælfredes beorh _Alfred_, _Allfrey_ Ælfher, or } Ælfheri } Ælfheres stapol _Alvary_ Æscmer Æscmeres weorth _Ashmore_ Æscmann Æscmannes yre _Ashman_ Alebeard Alebeardes âc _Halbard_ Amber Ambresbyrig _Amber_ Æthelstan Æthelstanes tûn _Ethelston_