Cowley

English Etymology Various origins: The village in Gloucestershire is from en ang cū cow + ang lēah woodland clearing, glade; equivalent to en cow -leigh -ley en lea. The hamlet in Derbyshire is from en ang col coal + ang lēah woodland clearing, glade; equivalent to en coal -leigh -ley en lea. The other places in England are from the en ang - personal name ang Cufa + ang lēah woodland clearing, glade. Pronunciation en /ˈkaʊli/ UK Proper noun ~ s A placename: en place cc/England: en hamlet par/Holmesfield dist/North East Derbyshire co/Derbyshire OS grid ref SK338770. en hamlet par/Upton Pyne dist/East Devon co/Devon OS grid ref SX9095. en village/and/cpar in dist/Cotswold co/Gloucestershire OS grid ref SO9614. Parish map (Gloucestershire) en suburb in the lbor/Hillingdon co/Greater London OS grid ref TQ055825. en suburb and industrial area in City of dist/Oxford co/Oxfordshire OS grid ref SP5504. Ward map (Oxford) en village mundist/Pincher Creek No. 9, p/Alberta c/Canada. en unincorporated community co/Collin County s/Texas c/US. en town co/Big Horn County s/Wyoming c/US. en rural locality in r:Suf/Cassowary Coast s/Queensland c/Australia. en habitational Old English. Derived terms en Cowley County Cowley Father Cowleyan Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Cowley is the 5881st most common surname in the United States, belonging to 5868 individuals. Cowley is most common among White (86.16%) individuals. References