The Winstone's throughout history

Winstone is a last name that research shows has been established since the tenth century. The earliest presence of the name was found in 1019 from the county of Cornwall in the UK. During the time of the British Empire the surname spread with the colonies to areas of America, Asia, India and Australia.
Winstone is the 1476th most common surname in Europe. The 1911 census carried out by H.M. Treasury for the United Kingdom and Ireland shows the greatest number of Winstone's in the county of Devon. If a certain legal document is to be believed the early eighteenth century Winstone's liked a drink or eight. 111

Traits of the Winstone family

Kind and friendly is how previous generations of the Winstone family can be described. The surname is historically linked with Uranus, causing Winstones to often be elusive and knowledgable. They take up new activities reguarly but lack application, constantly needing new interests. Moving from project to project as apparently purposelessly as a butterfly dancing from flower to flower. Once in love they are unimaginative, not intentionally so but because of their basic inconsistency of their pleasing nature.

Famous Winstone's include:
Ray Winstone
Jaime Winstone
Jamie Winstone
Margaret Winstone
Andrew Winstone
Norma Winstone
Hailey Winstone
Jonathan Winstone
Frederick Winstone
Howard Winstone
Robert Winstone
Myles Winstone
Erika Winstone

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