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Help[Opinions] Names from historical society newsletter and obituary
I came across some interesting names recently
Male
Haze (Jr and Sr)
Arden
Female
Marcille
LaVila
Ardis
Raylene (in elementary school in the early fifties)
Ioline (in school with Raylene)
Male
Haze (Jr and Sr)
Arden
Female
Marcille
LaVila
Ardis
Raylene (in elementary school in the early fifties)
Ioline (in school with Raylene)
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Male? Male? If this was taken from a birth certificate before they could think of a name then I'm not surprised. If this was taken from a death certificate / obituary and the corpse was unidentified than I'm not surprised. But if "Male" was taken from any historic record between birth and death then I am very surprised. And why include it in a historical society newsletter? Just . . . odd.
Arden I've always thought of as a feminine name, as a Shakespearean reference. But seeing it on a male I actually think it's better there.
I have nothing nice to say about the feminine list, except I am digging how many vowels Ioline's parents got into one name. I don't care for the name, but the "voweling" is stupendous.
Arden I've always thought of as a feminine name, as a Shakespearean reference. But seeing it on a male I actually think it's better there.
I have nothing nice to say about the feminine list, except I am digging how many vowels Ioline's parents got into one name. I don't care for the name, but the "voweling" is stupendous.
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Male and Female were there just to let you know which gender the following names were for. But, I did have a female band teacher in middle school whose last name was Mael, prn male. I didn't think that anyone would assume those were names. Sorry if I confused you.
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*forehead slap*
Silly me. :-P
Silly me. :-P
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