This surname has a number of potential origins. Most commonly it may derive from a location, in Staffordshire. It was recorded in the Domesday Book as Alrewic, from the Old English Alor (alder) Wic (dwelling or farmstead). It possibly could be descended from the Saxon Aethelric (Noble Ruler), or as a patronymic derived from an ancestor's name (the son of Alderich).
Aldridge, Aldrich, Alderidge, Aldrech, Aldryche
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Common female occupations for Aldridges in 1921
Laundress
231
Dressmaker
217
Domestic Servant
172
General Servant Domestic
149
General Servant
136
Common male occupations for Aldridges in 1921
Agricultural Labourer
431
General Labourer
262
Farm Labourer
189
Carpenter
154
Bricklayer
133
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