Ancestry/Genealogy

Maryland

English: Gardiner, Hatton, Cra(y)croft, Edelen, Boarman, Mudd, Burch, Tennison, Greenwell, Holton, Miles, Gough, Tattershall, Beckwith, Harvey, Wiseman, Nevitt, Buckman, Pottenger, Tyler, Howard, Vowles, Mills, Thompson, Abell, Usher, Spalding, Cooper, Brown, Taylor, Handy, Purnell, King, Burford, Rousby, Smith, Sheldon (or Shelton), Coomes, Harwood, Marsh, Parrish, Norton.

Welsh: Davis, Griffith, Jenkins, Morgan, Jones

Irish: Riley (or Raley), Dennis, Lynch, McGee.

Scots: Dunbar, Henry.

French: Duvall.

Palatine German (probably): Waggoner (or Wagner).

Virginia

English: Corbin, Stockley, Bennett, Langston, Adams, Nalle, Aldin, Willis, Perkins, Nelson, Robinson, Bridwell, Coleman, Scarburgh, Wise, Taylor.

Welsh: Edwards, Price, Williams, Jones.

Scots: Stark.

Pennsylvania

English: Child(s), Dodd, Carlisle.

New York (including Long Island)

English: Carman, Dayton, Sheaffe, Diament (or Dimon).

French: Seloivre (Huguenots, by way of the Netherlands).

North Carolina

English: Myatt, Nalle, Utley, Allen.

South Carolina

English: Pennington (from Virginia, first).

Dutch: De Coninck (Anglicised to "King"; originally emigrated to New York, and went from thence to Delaware, then South Carolina).

Georgia

English: Holland, Miller, Ward

Irish (probably): Sims

Welsh: Jones

Kentucky

English: French, Dodds

Irish: Dillon

Scots: Macdonald (which underwent a spelling change to "McDaniel", somehow, by the time they show up in Tennessee).