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Alan Beggs (Massachusetts)
Scientist,
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
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Alan Beggs (England)
Economics Lecturer
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Anne
Beggs (New York)
Ph.D. candidate in Theatre Studies at Cornell
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Chuck
Beggs (Texas)
Cowboy Poet
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Clark Beggs
(California)
Teenager, musician
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Collin Beggs
(Idaho)
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Timber Framer
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Donald Beggs (Kansas)
University President
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Helen Beggs (Australia)
Scientist
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Hilary Beggs
(California)
Scientist, professor
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Joe Beggs
(Pennsylvania, deceased)
Former
Major League baseball player
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Kevin Beggs
(California)
President of Programming & Production for Lion's Gate
Television
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Kim Beggs
(Yukon Territory)
Singer-songwriter, journeyman carpenter, and budding filmmaker
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Mark Beggs
(Quebec)
Paralympic athlete
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Mark Beggs
(Indiana)
Investment banker
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Marck Beggs
(Arkansas)
Poet, professor, singer-songwriter
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Marjorie
Beggs (Arkansas)
Scientist
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Marla (Beggs) Nargundkar
(Georgia)
Mother, Reiki master, Montessori teacher
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Mike Beggs
(Ontario)
Singer-songwriter, surfer
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Mike Beggs
(Australia)
Ph. D. candidate in Political Economy, blogger
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Neal Beggs (Scotland)
Artist (Mountaineering Council of Scotland's first
artist-in-residence)
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Nick Beggs
(England)
Musician (certifiable rock star!), former member of Kajagoogoo
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Roy Beggs
(Ireland)
Politician
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Sean Beggs
(Manitoba)
IT Specialist and philosopher
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William Beggs
(Scotland, by way of Ireland)
Murderer!
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"BEGGS was first used as a surname among the ancient Scottish
people known as the Picts. It was a name for a person who was small of
stature or little, deriving from the Gaelic word beag.
Spelling variations include: Begg, Beg, Begge, Beggs and others.
First found in Invernessshire, where they held a family seat from ancient
times, long before the Norman Conquest in 1066 A.D. Some of the first
settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Miles Begg who settled
in Virginia in 1716; William Begg settled in Charles Town in 1767; Adam Beg
settled in Boston Mass. in 1768; Thomas Beggs settled in Virginia in 1650.
The Picts were a mysterious warrior people of ancient Britain. According to
tradition, the Picts migrated from the shores of Brittany around the 15th
century BC. They sailed northward to Ireland, but were refused permission to
settle there by the ancient kings of that land. However, the Picts were
granted permission to settle in the northeastern part of Scotland on the
condition that each Pictish king marry an Irish princess, thus providing the
Irish with a colony whose rulers were of royal Irish blood. This Pictish
settlement was ruled by a matriarchal hierarchy unlike any other form of
government in British history."
Source:
Beggs Family Crest
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