duch·y 
(dŭchē)
(dŭchē)n. pl. duch·ies
The territory ruled by a duke or duchess; a dukedom.
[Middle English duchie, from Old French duche, from Medieval Latin ducātus, from Latin dux, duc-, leader; see DUKE.]
- J(ames) M(atthew)
- James Maury
- (James) Maxwell
- James Merritt
- James Nathaniel
- (James) Paul
- James Prescott
- James Price
- (James) Ramsay
- James Riddle
- James River
- James Rufus
- James Russell
- James Scott
- James Scott.
- James Thomas
- James Thomas
- Jamestown
- James Weldon
- James Whitcomb
- James Whyte
- J(ames) William
- James Young
- Jamison
- jammable