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Around physical geography, a dale is an open valley. A title occurs particularly often in the Lowlands of Scotland and in the North of England, where a term "fell" commonly refers to the mountains or hills that flank the dale.

"Dale", from either a Scandinavian word "dalr", equates to usages in more areas like a term "valley", a word which dates just from either a Norman Conquest. "Dale" occurs as super male title, commonly utilized for warriors. Placenames incorporating dale: Annandale Lauderdale Rochdale in England Teesdale in England Yorkshire Dales in England Derbyshire Dales in England Clydesdale in Scotland Liddesdale in Scotland Teviotdale in Scotland Dale, Indiana, USA Dale, Pennsylvania, USA Dale, Wisconsin, USA Dale, Wyoming, USA Dale City, Virginia, USA Annandale, Virginia, USA Scottsdale, Arizona, USA Dale, Pembrokeshire, Wales Look at as well: Samuel Dale, scientist (1659?–1739) Dale (Middle-earth) A Dales, the BBC radio soap opera originally called ''Mrs Dale's Diary Dale Gribble on King of the Hill, a paranoia-bound character world health organization believes inside crazy items along a lines of the Soviets messing with headsets. Dale crater on the Moon. Boy Scouts of America v. Dale''

Dale: Roots and Twigs
Descendants of John Dale born in England; died 1708 in Somerset County, MD USA (married Katherine Fletcher). Compiled by Debbie Hatterman.

Dale
Family tree of Adrian Richard Dale.

Dale: UK
Family tree of Andrew Roy Dale including the surnames McCaw, Teal, Kitching, Wicks, Foggin, Appleton, Allison, Hanna, Haigh, Straw, Chambers and Smith.

Dale/Lovett
Family tree and photographs including surname list and contact details.

Dales and Related Families
Family tree of Beverly Joan Dale.

Dale/Deal
Descendants of William Dale (Deal) as compiled by Magdala Huff.


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