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Ancestry/Genealogy

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1. Three different sets of parents liked the name?

Sat May 26, 2018, 03:03 PM

May 2018

Or maybe they were honoring a family member who had recently died.

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Please help me with this imponderable. [View all] no_hypocrisy May 2018 OP

Three different sets of parents liked the name? shraby May 2018 #1

Why would George Foreman name five of his sons, George? n/t hlthe2b May 2018 #2

Was there a local celebrity cyclonefence May 2018 #3

Maybe a stupid question but drray23 May 2018 #4

Two different sources show three different sets of parents. no_hypocrisy May 2018 #5

Because you mentioned it wasn't his Hebrew name catrose May 2018 #6

Orthodox Catholics, saidsimplesimon May 2018 #7

To clarify for me ... left-of-center2012 May 2018 #8

Kez is the last name. no_hypocrisy May 2018 #10

Often in 19th century Europe and before GeoWilliam750 May 2018 #9

One set of my great-great grandparents had 12 children dflprincess May 2018 #11