What's your grandma's name?
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| John Sydney and Mary Rebecca; Adela Claire and Roderick John |
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Luis and Rosa
Carlos and Maria Dh's: Bernice and Axl, Stella and Nicholas |
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Mine: My family is Greek
John and Stamatia Nicholas and Constantina DH's: Robert and Jean Jerome and Ethel |
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Gertrude and Richard
Betsy (for Elizabeth) and Edward Eleanor and Montague (people called him Monty) Lynne and Harold |
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| Ernest, Olive, Max, Rebecca, Henry, Geralyn, Lewis, Eileen |
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Ida and Eli
Cordelia and Emilio |
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| Olive and Joyce |
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All the wonderful old ladies in my life - Ida, Sadie, Marian, Elvira, Rita, Agnes, Harriet, Hortensia, Idalia, Lena and the best is my Great Aunt Betty Jane - she goes by BJ and she's a lesbian in the south. And their male counterparts - Richard, Albert, Walter, Dwight, Raymond, August, Dominic, Anthony, Byron, Alberto. Aunt Betty Jane's partner of 40+ years is Marian.
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Leo, Mavis, Dorothy, Leonard.
Brothers and sisters of my grandparents include: Reuben, Bernard, Edmund, John, another Leonard, Francis (Frank), Donna, Doris, Mabel, Samuel, Thelma, Thomas, Madeline, Esther, Francis (Fran). Normally I like "old-fashioned" names, but there is not a lot of gold to be found in my family tree! |
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| Rose and Edith. Arthur and Frank. |
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Harry and Doris
Robert and Grace |
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Great Grands
Myrtle and Allen Bobbie Jean and Thomas Grands Mercy and Theodore Mona and Herbert |
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Jules and Viola
Antonio and Sarah Love the old-fashioned names, but be careful. I know multiple kids under age 5 for each of the following: Grace Hannah, Henry, Jack, and more recently two babies named Stella and two (totally unrelated) toddlers named Otto! |
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Margaret and Joseph (I was named after her)
Rose and Jack |
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| Katharina |