The Jennings surname is English. It has a patronymic origin, and is believed to be Anglo-Norman. It was given to those who were the son or descendant of a person named 'Janin', a medieval diminutive or pet form of 'John' or 'Jehan'.
Jennings, Jenings, Jenning, Jelling, Jellings
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Common female occupations for Jenningses in 1921
Dressmaker
674
Laundress
435
Domestic Servant
337
General Servant Domestic
320
Living On Own Means
279
Common male occupations for Jenningses in 1921
Agricultural Labourer
617
General Labourer
572
Carpenter
484
Farm Labourer
398
Coal Miner
369
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