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Family spelling variants includes O'Fathaigh, Fee, O'Fahy, Faye, Fahey

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This very interesting surname and has Irish and French Roots. It means foundation or in gaelic Fothadh, The gaelic variant is O'Fathaigh. It can be Fahey, Faye, O'Fahy, Fee and so many more. Fay was an actual clan as well and it is being disgraced.

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Fay

This name is not English, it has Irish and French Roots. It doesn't mean fairy either. It means foundation or in gaelic Fothadh, The gaelic variant is O'Fathaigh. It can be Fahey, Faye, O'Fahy, Fee and so many more. Please fix this. Fay was an actual clan as well and it is being disgraced.

Philip aiden fay

Information Fay familly kilbride co meath

Justin Augustus Fay

Hello, I am Justin Augustus Fay. I am new here. Just interested in my ancestry and all things "Fay" related. I am from Austin, Texas USA.

Leslie Van Buskirk

Any info regarding a woman in mid 19th century Ireland—may have been in county Antrim—named Anasofia Fay.