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Help[Facts] Re: is Jack really a pet form of John?
in reply to a message by Lucy
True enough, altho of late it's become a very popular first name for babies in the UK on its own.
It's also a Scottish Lowlands (no clan) surname, derived several centuries ago from the French "Jacques".
It's also a Scottish Lowlands (no clan) surname, derived several centuries ago from the French "Jacques".
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