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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bridget is a classic name I dont hear too much. Mildred is my favorite "old person name" that I think should come back. Millie is adorable in my mind. Im done with all versions of Eleanor and Stella. Those old people names are DONE. [/quote] haha! The name Bridget is always interesting to me. Bridget is/was the stereotypical working/low class name in Ireland...it was THE name for Irish domestic maids/servants/the "help" so much so that for a really long time, many women would actually change their names to avoid that stereotype. I'm never sure if Irish American "never been to Ireland but my last name is Sullivan or O'Reilly!!!" crowd doesn't know this or doesn't care. [/quote] This. You might as well name your kid "Irish maid" - but I guess that's kind of in style these days too..Judge, Cooper, Mason, all professional names. We probably aren't too far away from - Laundress, Nurse, Seamstress, and Maid. [/quote] Some of us aren't ashamed of our shanty irish roots. It's those lace curtwin irish that are trying to forget where they came from.[/quote]
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