Bosanko, Bosancho, Bosancho, Bosanco, Bosanchoe, C

[alfiepanda]

Hi all!!
Just to say hello and hope you will be able to help throw some light on my ancestral surname. I have created a post on the "Origins of Surnames" thread which explains more. I have an extensive tree going back to Thomas Bosanchoe b 1588, d 1621 who married Zenobya! not our current moderator I am sure unless.........hmmmmm.
"BOS" seems common in Cornwall and likely to feature in the surname origins I guess. It seems to have been the verb for "TO BE"in the old Cornish language.
Any help most welcoms.
Thanks
Tony Kistell ( gt.gt.gf. Alexander Bosanko b Crowan 1872 changed name to Kistell, buried in Sharlston, Wakefield 1951 with name on Certificate of Alexander Kistell Bosanko)

[Cornish Terrier]

And Hello and Welcome to you too!

Nice to have you aboard and will be looking at your posts to see how I might be able to help.

CT