| Merchfyw | Derived from Old Welsh, meaning 'sea lord' or 'sea ruler' |
| Merchguinus | Derived from Old Welsh, meaning 'sea lord' or 'sea ruler' |
| Merovius | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'sea warrior' or 'sea fighter'. |
| Mescagni | Italian name, possibly meaning 'great lord' or 'great ruler'. |
| Mychaell | Variant of the name 'Michael,' meaning 'who is like God?' |
| Nanowne | Derived from the Old English 'nan,' meaning 'none' or 'no one.' |
| Nickelson | Son of Nicholas |
| Nortrup | From the northern people |
| Odda | A name meaning pointed edge. |
| Oethelwald | Ruler of the forest |
| Olson | The son of a noble warrior. |
| Ongentheow | Battle-famous king |
| Opy | A name meaning joyful spirit. |
| Ordlaf | Upright, noble descendant |
| Ormar | A famous and noble warrior. |
| Oseberne | A variant spelling meaning divine bear. |
| Osfrid | Derived from Old English, means 'divine strength' or 'gift of God' |
| Osgarus | Derived from Old English, means 'divine spear' or 'spear of God' |
| Osmod | Old English name meaning 'divine strength' or 'strength of God' |
| Aryon | A name of Greek origin meaning melodic. |
| Aselaphes | Greek origin, meaning 'laughing' or 'amused' |
| Athelheah | Old English, meaning 'noble brightness' or 'noble light' |
| Otta | Means wealthy or prosperous. |
| Otuel | Old English, meaning 'brave people' or 'strong tribe' |
| Owaine | Youth; Lamb; Yahweh is Gracious |
| Pacca | Latin origin, meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility' |
| Palloc | Possibly derived from the Old English 'palloc,' meaning 'peace' or 'truce.' |
| Palm | A Pilgrim Bearing Palms |
| Pavlini | Derived from the Latin 'Pavlini,' meaning 'little dove.' |
| Peoda | Old English, means 'people' or 'nation' |
| Peota | Old English, means 'people's ruler' or 'leader' |
| Percard | Latin, means 'heart' or 'spirit' |
| Percivale | Hard; One who Pierces the Valley |
| Pery | One who Lives by a Pear Tree |
| Petreius | Derived from Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone' |
| Pignores | Derived from Latin, meaning 'from the pine trees' |
| Priamus | From the priest |
| Pyttel | A type of animal, possibly a breed of domestic or wild animal. |
| Qita | A type of person, possibly a surname or occupational name. |
| Rabert | The Most Special One |