Kelce

male · #7318 Drexel “Occupational surname related to German Drechsler, meaning 'turner' or 'woodworker'” male · #7292 Cuyler “Dutch surname probably derived from kuil, meaning “hollow” or “pit.”” female · #7759 Merrit “Possibly “boundary gate,” from Old English elements; the surname etymology is uncertain” male · #6770 Tremayne “Stone settlement or stone farmstead” male · #6648 Kennan “Descendant of Cinnén, often interpreted as “little chief”” female · #6576 Aynsley “From an English place name, probably meaning "An's clearing" or "An's meadow"” unisex · #5313 Kelby “From an English surname and place name, traditionally interpreted as “farm by the spring.”” male · #5052 Astor “Hawk; goshawk”