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Ashley is not in the Bible, and we should say so gently and at once, because many of us have looked for our own names there and felt a small sting at not finding them. The name is English, not Hebrew. It comes from \u00e6sc, the ash tree, and l\u0113ah, a clearing. A clearing among ash trees. It began as the name of a place, became the name of the family who lived there, and only lately became the name\u2026<\/p>\n<\/div>\t\t

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