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Dictionary of Medieval Names
from European Sources

Amy f. Old French amée 'beloved'. Fem. of Ami.

England
Latin
1381 Amia (abl) Suffolk1381 p. 93, Amy (nom) ibid. p. 75, Amya (nom) ibid. p. 104
Middle English
1431 Amy EEW p. 90
English
1503 Ame OrpingtonKe p. 73; 1530 Ame LIWill-III p. 19; 1545 Amy StNick-Sf p. 2; 1552 Ame BarnstapleBap p. 7; 1557 Amy bruton-vol1 p. 28; 1559 Ame BUmar-vol2 p. 60, Amia ibid. p. 60; 1561 Amye bruton-vol1 p. 31; 1562 Amye DEmar-vol1 p. 81; 1564 Amy BUmar-vol9 p. 4, bruton-vol1 p. 4; 1566 Amy ibid. p. 35; 1568 Amy ibid. p. 37; 1569 Amye BEmar-vol2 p. 2; 1573 Amia BUmar-vol2 p. 61; 1575 Amy bruton-vol1 p. 41; 1582 Ame StAnthonlin p. 29; 1584 Amie BEmar-vol2 p. 69; 1585 Amy OrpingtonKe p. 7; 1586 Amia BUmar-vol2 p. 64, Amy OrpingtonKe p. 7; 1587 Amie BUmar-vol2 p. 117, Amy DEmar-vol2 p. 13, Amye BUmar-vol2 p. 117; 1588 Amie BUmar-vol1 p. 2; 1589 Amie DEmar-vol2 p. 19; 1590 Amy ibid. p. 20; 1591 Amie BUmar-vol2 p. 118, Amy DEmar-vol2 p. 24, Amye BUmar-vol2 p. 118; 1592 Amy DEmar-vol2 p. 24, StAnthonlin p. 35, Amye BEmar-vol1 p. 15; 1594 Amy DEmar-vol2 p. 28; 1596 Amy BUmar-vol9 p. 9; 1597 Amy CAmar-vol1 p. 6, DEmar-vol2 p. 36; 1599 Amy ibid. p. 40, Amye bruton-vol1 p. 57
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