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The name Somerville, when stated by itself, has several different meanings in the English language.

• Somerville College, Oxford - a constituent college of the University of Oxford.

• Somerville, Maine
• Somerville, Massachusetts
• Somerville, New Jersey
• Somerville, Ohio
• Somerville, Tennessee
• Somerville, Texas
• Somerville, Victoria
• Somerville Circle
• Somerville (crater), small lunar crater in the eastern part of the Moon.
• Somerville Lake, a reservoir near Somerville, Texas.
• Somerville Intermediate, Howick

The following people have the surname Somerville (or the variant Somervile):

• Bonnie Somerville (b. 1974), American actress.
• Edith Anna Somerville (1858-1949), Irish novelist.
• James Somerville (1826-1898), Canadian businessperson, notary and Member of Parliament (Bruce West electoral district).
• James Somerville (1834-1916), Canadian journalist, editor and Member of Parliament (Brant North, Wentworth North and Brant electoral districts).
• James Somerville (1882-1949), British Admiral during World War II.
• Jimmy Somerville (b. 1961), Scottish pop singer.
• John Somerville (1846-1919), Canadian church administrator.
• John Somerville Debate author (Nuke War).
• Julia Somerville (b. 1961), ITN Newsreader.
• Kevin Somerville (b. 1954), Australian singer.
• Mark Somerville An associate professor of physics at Olin College.
• Mary Somerville (1780-1872), British scientific writer, after whom Somerville College is named.
• Walter Somerville A decorated former student of Onslow College.
• William Somervile (1675-1742), English poet (Somerville is alternate surname spelling).
• William Somerville (1869–1954), Western Australian politician and industrial arbitrator.

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Sir Gualtier de Somerville was one of William the Conqueror's knights, who came over to England in 1066. The name most likely comes from "Saint Omer," a town about 20 miles south of Dunkerque in Normandy.

Clan Somerville is a dormant Scottish clan, see Armigerous_clan.

There are also places named Summerville and people named Sommerville.

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