the last name nichols came from middle english.
where did the last name nichols come from?
middle english
nichols (surname)





























nichols is an anglicised form of the scottish surname relating to clan macneacail, and may refer to:





























section::::a.





























bullet::::- adam nichols, british musician





























bullet::::- al nichols, american baseball player





























bullet::::- allen nichols, american football player





























bullet::::- anne nichols, american playwright





























bullet::::- andrew nichols, fictional character in the television show "scandal"





























bullet::::- arthur nichols, australian politician





























bullet::::- arthur r. nichols, minnesota landscape architect





























bullet::::- austin nichols, american actor





























section::::b.





























bullet::::- beverley nichols, english author, playwright, journalist, composer, and public speaker





























bullet::::- bilal nichols, american football player





























bullet::::- bill nichols, american film historian
nichols (surname)
philippa pearce





























ann philippa pearce obe (22 january 1920 – 21 december 2006) was an english author of children's books. her most famous work is the time-slip fantasy novel "tom's midnight garden", which won the 1958 carnegie medal from the library association, as the year's outstanding children's book by a british subject. pearce was a commended runner-up for the medal a further four times.





























section::::early life.
philippa pearce