The Stone surname is English, and is thought to have Anglo-Saxon roots. The name is believed to have topographical roots, and has been discovered in records as far back as the 1200s. It was hypothesised to have been given to those who lived at or near a particularly remarkable stone or set of stones, and their lineage.
Stone, Stones, Stown, Stoan, Stoane
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Common female occupations for Stones in 1921
Dressmaker
1,150
Laundress
809
General Servant Domestic
588
Domestic Servant
512
General Servant
443
Common male occupations for Stones in 1921
Agricultural Labourer
1,248
General Labourer
933
Carpenter
747
Farm Labourer
693
Coal Miner
588
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