81. Garth

Herds man (Gareth)

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82. Germain

Sprout

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83. Gladstone

Surname derived from a name of a place composed of the Old English elements glaed (kite) and stan (rock, stone). (GLAD-STONE)

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84. Godfrey

Peace of God; derived from the Old French Godefrei.

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85. Gordon

The hill shaped like a pyramid (Gorden, Gordy)

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86. Graham

A surname originating from a place called Grantham in Lincolnshire. The first element is uncertain, but the second is from the Old English ham (home, dwelling, manor). Variations: Graeme, Grahame. (GRAY-AM)

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87. Graham

Gray home

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88. Grand

Grand, superior

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89. Grayson

Having grey hair (Greyson, Grey, Gray, Graysen)

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90. Gregory

Vigilant, a watchman

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