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The name 'Carnegie' originates from the Scottish town of Carntyne. The town was named after the Scottish nobleman Andrew Carnegie, who donated money to the town in the early 1800s. The name was first recorded in 1786. The name 'Carnegie' is derived from the Scottish town of Carntyne. The town was named after the Scottish nobleman Andrew Carnegie, who donated money to the town in the early 1800s. The name was first recorded in 1786. There are several variations of the name Carnegie, including Carnegy, Carnegies, Carnegiese, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegie, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies, Carnegies