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Recorded as Rush, Rushe, Rusher, and Rushman, this very interesting surname has at least four possible origins, and three nationalities. It originates separately in England, Scotland and Ireland. It is generally accepted that in England it is a topographical surname from pre 7th century origins and as such describes a person who either lived near an area of rushes or perhaps more likely described a reed cutter or reed merchant. The derivation is from the word 'rysc', meaning reeds or rushes. The Scottish and many Irish nameholders derive their name from 'risag' which has much the same meaning as 'rysc' and in Scotland the name also developed into Rusk(e) and Risk...Select Audience
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