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Lockwood is an English surname, not a Scottish clan. It is a locational name taken from the village of Lockwood (now a suburb of Huddersfield) in the historic West Riding of Yorkshire, from Old English 'loca' (enclosure) and 'wudu' (wood) — 'the enclosed wood.' No Scottish clan, chief, or Gaelic name is associated with the name.
The earliest documented bearer is Thomas de Loke-Wood, recorded in the 1379 Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls; other 14th-century forms include Willelmus de Lokewod and Thomas de Lockewod. Genealogists consider it likely that present-day Lockwoods descend from a single family originating at this Yorkshire location, which later spread through England and, from 1630 (Edmund Lockwood to Massachusetts), overseas.
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Clan Lockwood Tartan Canvas Table Runner
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Tartan Ornament
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LED Night Light
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Drummer Ornament
Lockwood
Tartan Cap
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Tartan Ornament
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Clan Lockwood Tartan Christmas Piper Plaque with Custom Photo & Name
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