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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #243 on: Saturday 26 May 12 09:53 BST (UK) »
Just added a man called "Amor" to the tree....thought it was Amos mistranscribed but nope its Amor from the French for love.  (born around 1805)
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Thomas (South Wales)
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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #244 on: Saturday 26 May 12 13:49 BST (UK) »
My 3xgrandfather was Armuless Bellchamber. 

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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #245 on: Monday 28 May 12 08:14 BST (UK) »
I have so many names on the tree, but I think this is one of mine - if not it stood out as it was a first name.

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MOORE (Kent) & FRENCH (Sussex) & Western Australia, LOVE (Kent), ROPER 1810 (N Ireland). ADAM 1808 (Paisley), Scotland, Victoria & West Aust, TROTTER 1700's onwards  Northern Ireland, Scotland & Aust, FLAHERTY 1791/2 (Ireland) CHAPMAN (Kent) &  Western Australia, CARROLL & POWER. Ireland & Western  Australia, FISHER  Lancashire & Western Australia, FIDLER Denton, Lancashire, Victoria, MARSH Essex & Western Australia, COOPER - Southwark, London, Victoria
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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #246 on: Monday 28 May 12 11:42 BST (UK) »
Do tell more, I'd love to have contact with someone re: this man. Are you related to him and if so do you know who his parents were??????

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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #247 on: Tuesday 29 May 12 02:02 BST (UK) »
I'll try to go back and have a look but can't say when, though I will keep it in mind.
Kind regards
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MOORE (Kent) & FRENCH (Sussex) & Western Australia, LOVE (Kent), ROPER 1810 (N Ireland). ADAM 1808 (Paisley), Scotland, Victoria & West Aust, TROTTER 1700's onwards  Northern Ireland, Scotland & Aust, FLAHERTY 1791/2 (Ireland) CHAPMAN (Kent) &  Western Australia, CARROLL & POWER. Ireland & Western  Australia, FISHER  Lancashire & Western Australia, FIDLER Denton, Lancashire, Victoria, MARSH Essex & Western Australia, COOPER - Southwark, London, Victoria
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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #248 on: Tuesday 29 May 12 07:30 BST (UK) »
Thanks, P

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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #249 on: Sunday 09 July 17 10:25 BST (UK) »
Hi I have noticed Esdras Gedye 1602 mentioned here,i have a 10x Grandma named Grace Gedye born c1585 married to Thomas Rickarde. It seems Grace's Brother might be Esdras Gedye 1602,but I cannot find proof,hoping someone can help
Karen

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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #250 on: Monday 07 August 17 21:11 BST (UK) »
There's an extended family in east lancs with the surname fish who give it to children as a first name as well. There was even a "Fish Fish Fish".
WHITEHOUSE- Bromsgrove, WANE - Eccleston, TOWERS - Blackburn & Ribble Valley, COLLINGE - Rawtenstall, THOMAS - Penzance, Whitehaven, Haslingden.

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Re: What is your most uncommon name ? #2
« Reply #251 on: Tuesday 21 December 21 17:46 GMT (UK) »
John Golden Jeffels b.1785 Whitby is my wifes 5x great grandfather. The name still makes me chuckle as does the Jeffels surname.
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