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Spencer
Family name
Pronunciation	spènser, /ˈspɛnsər/
Meaning	derived from the Old French despensier, a steward
Region of origin	England
Related names	Spenser, Spender, Espencer, Spence, Spens

Gender	Male
Language(s)	English

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