Sallow, Miracle, Relish, Tumbler, Fernsby, Loughty, Birdwhistle and MacQuoid, et al.

All endangered breeds.
The world of the surname is (to me) an interesting one. My own surname is a seven letter English name starting with 'H'. There is an  old adage 'Change the name and not the letter, change for the worse and not the better'. Ignore at your peril.

Better known.

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My first copy of the Penguin Dictionary of Surnames had the words 'Kilroy was here' on the front cover. My husband's cousin pinched it in 1988. I haven't seen her since. She did leave me a present of influenza that became broncho-pneumonia. Handy to have at 40 weeks pregnant.

An extinct title.

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Flag of the Board of Admiralty.
Francis Hopwood, 1st Baron Southborough (bestowed in 1917), was a Privy Councillor, a Civil Lord of the Admiralty, and secretary to the Irish Convention. On a completely unrelated point my brother-in-law is a Gribble. That is also a term for an underwater termite. My sister has retained her original surname. I suppose she has her reasons. They have three daughters. And on another point (vaguely related) I once boarded with a woman whose name was Loveday Pickersgill. Really.
The Viscount of Verdane is not a relative of mine either.