Unfortunate surnames of the past #1

[billkent]

Yes your probably right, we did have our suspicions at the time although it did tend to ease the tension after a three hour wait.
Billkent.

[Jo New]

-  Death
-  Sheepwash
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Regards,
Josephine

ive just found recently i have a sheepwash !!
and i was one seen by a doctor D'ead 

makes u feel abit uneasy ill say !prounouced it dee add

[billkent]

Hi Jo New,
There's a village named Sheepwash in North Devon, possibly your relations came from that area originally.
Billkent.

[Sarndra]

Well this isn't an example of the past, but just in the past couple of months i had to do a refund for a person and their name was Helen Back (Hell and back) LOL

Sarndra
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[barrowboy]

Many years ago, I used to visit an Optician in Westcliffe On Sea called Mr C Wright, used to give me the giggles everytime I went

[jensquest]

In looking for my missing Carr's I found Henry Bunyon Carr.  As yet I can't lay clai to him, poor bloke!

[Notinpastyet]

I came across a Miss Potter who was a Potter & A Mr Hendon who came from Hendon, & I know someone called Cross & called their child Chris, you have to smile when you hear these names.

[howdee]

Hi all

Here's a one in a million combination.

During the war, my father and his mates worked as a team at Hawker's, building fighter planes. Their names were as follows:

George Nobbs,   Jack Lock,   Frank Bolt,   Harry Hinge.

Don't you a-door it.

Howard

[Sarndra]

Hi all

Here's a one in a million combination.

During the war, my father and his mates worked as a team at Hawker's, building fighter planes. Their names were as follows:

George Nobbs,   Jack Lock,   Frank Bolt,   Harry Hinge.

Don't you a-door it.

Howard

Reminds me of the staff that were working in a department at Canterbury University (Christchurch, NZ) when i was doing my degree in 2001:

FUDGE; ORANGE and one other food group that slips my memory at the moment...was hilarious

Sarndra
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