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The surname Mow has its origins in Ireland, where it is considered to be of Irish descent. This surname is derived from the Gaelic word "Magh," which means "a plain" or "a field." The name originally referred to individuals who lived near or worked on a plain or field. Over time, the surname Mow underwent various changes in spelling, including variations such as Mowe, Moa, and Mough. During the medieval period, when surnames were becoming more commonly used in Ireland, the surname Mow began to be adopted by different families throughout the country. It is believed that these families were likely involved in agricultural activities or had connections to specific geographic areas characterized by plains or fields. The Mow surname can be found in various parts of Ireland, although it is more commonly associated with certain regions, such as County Cork and County Tipperary. Throughout history, many individuals bearing the surname Mow have emigrated from Ireland to different parts of the world, particularly during times of economic hardship or political unrest. As a result, the surname can also be found in countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, among others. Today, individuals carrying the surname Mow continue to celebrate their Irish heritage and maintain a connection to their ancestral roots through their shared surname.

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