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Re: Screen Names
« Reply #27 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 09:01 BST (UK) »
Mine is mommabear cos I foster kids and have 5 of my own. My kids call me momma bear.

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MOXHAM/MOXAM - Wiltshire & Surrey
SKEATS - Surrey
BRETT - Kent & County Durham
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SWINBANK - anywhere

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« Reply #28 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 10:59 BST (UK) »
My user name comes from a big bruise I had on my bottom in the shape of an angelfish and I added the 58 as there was already an AngelFish on site.

(I fell down stairs if anyone was wondering  ;D )
Watson, Snowball, Pyburn, Heppell, Ferry, Holmes, Clennett, Kidd, Pescod, Bage Co.Duham & Northumberland
Stockton, Watson, Bage, Nellist N. Yorks
Challnor/Challoner Cheshire/Shropshire. Moore, Mansell: Wellington, Shropshire
Davies/ David, Coity, Glamorgan
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« Reply #29 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 12:34 BST (UK) »
Mine is simply one of the Scottish Gaelic forms of my name,but since I started researching by the amount of Irish I have found (at one time totally unknown to me) it could just as easily be Seoirse.
SCOTLAND: Wardlaw Steen/Stein Tweedie McBride McEwan Pate/Peat Brown Somerville Bishop Farier/Ferrier Wood  Torrance Gibb Ross Dunlop Downs Richardson Ramsey Story Snaddon/Sneddon Auld Allan McLean McInnes Mason Law Lawson Kerr Cockburn Christie Ballingall Wardrope Weir Wallace Scott.
IRELAND: Welsh Clifford Lee Allingham Keane Dale Robinson Greer McVey Bingham Skelton Carson Broomfield Clark McEwan/McKeown McCreary McLaughlan.
YORKSHIRE: Cudworth Smith Cope Coulton Hainsworth

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« Reply #30 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 12:51 BST (UK) »
I wondered that when I saw your name.    My youngest grandson is Seoirse.    (Thanks to me!   His Dad's mother in law wasn't too impressed at the time!)
Toomebridge, County Antrim: Devlin
Toomebridge and Cavan:  McCormick
Glasgow, Wolverhampton, Shropshire:   Hill
Lurgan Co. Armagh:  Malone, Dumigan, McCourt, McGill
St. Pancras, and Poplar, London: Serjeant, Heald
Brookborough Co. Fermanagh:  Carmichael, Tierney
Staffordshire:  Cook
Isle of Wight:   Parkman
Warwickshire:  Kinchin
Cork: Kennedy, Ahern, Deliere

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« Reply #31 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 12:58 BST (UK) »
it could just as easily be Seoirse.
Seóirse would be said like Shor-shuh I think, but how is Seoras said?
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« Reply #32 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 14:19 BST (UK) »
Only the man himself can say for sure, but my guess would be Shur uss.
Toomebridge, County Antrim: Devlin
Toomebridge and Cavan:  McCormick
Glasgow, Wolverhampton, Shropshire:   Hill
Lurgan Co. Armagh:  Malone, Dumigan, McCourt, McGill
St. Pancras, and Poplar, London: Serjeant, Heald
Brookborough Co. Fermanagh:  Carmichael, Tierney
Staffordshire:  Cook
Isle of Wight:   Parkman
Warwickshire:  Kinchin
Cork: Kennedy, Ahern, Deliere

A British Islander, born Dublin of Irish/Anglo roots. Ancestors have crossed and recrossed the Irish sea in every generation.

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« Reply #33 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 14:27 BST (UK) »
meles (always lower case) is the scientific/Latin name for a badger (well Meles meles, to be precise). And my real name is related to a badger (look at my surname interests!)

Mum collects badgers - porcelain ones, pottery ones, glass ones, furry ones, big ones, small ones...  ::)

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Brock: Alburgh, Norfolk, and after 1850, London; Tooley: Norfolk<br />Grimmer: Norfolk; Grimson: Norfolk<br />Harrison: London; Pollock<br />Dixon: Hampshire; Collins: Middx<br />Jeary: Norfolk; Davison: Norfolk<br />Rogers: London; Bartlett: London<br />Drew: Kent; Alden: Hants<br />Gamble: Yorkshire; Huntingford: East London

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« Reply #34 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 17:27 BST (UK) »
Only the man himself can say for sure, but my guess would be Shur uss.

Hi Winterbloom,Shor-uss with emphasis on the o is how I have been taught.I do love the Irish version though.
SCOTLAND: Wardlaw Steen/Stein Tweedie McBride McEwan Pate/Peat Brown Somerville Bishop Farier/Ferrier Wood  Torrance Gibb Ross Dunlop Downs Richardson Ramsey Story Snaddon/Sneddon Auld Allan McLean McInnes Mason Law Lawson Kerr Cockburn Christie Ballingall Wardrope Weir Wallace Scott.
IRELAND: Welsh Clifford Lee Allingham Keane Dale Robinson Greer McVey Bingham Skelton Carson Broomfield Clark McEwan/McKeown McCreary McLaughlan.
YORKSHIRE: Cudworth Smith Cope Coulton Hainsworth

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« Reply #35 on: Tuesday 21 June 11 18:17 BST (UK) »
Eadaoin - I always think this in my head as sounding much like Edwin is that anywhere near close or am I way off the mark?

not too bad! ...  Aye-dheen ... is a good approximation.

Eadaoin was a fairy princess who was reborn as human, married ...
then her fairy lover Midir came and turned both of them into swans, and they flew back to fairyland.

(Irish fairies are not little fluttery things, but big powerful magical creatures - think Tolkien type stuff)

eadaoin
Begg - Dublin, Limerick, Cardiff
Brady - Dublin
Breslin - Wexford, Dublin
Byrne - Wicklow
O'Hara - Wexford, Kingstown
McLoghlin - Roscommon
Lawlor - Meath, Dublin
Lynam - Meath and Renovo, Pennsylvania
Everard - Meath
Fagan - Dublin
Meyler/Myler - Wicklow
Gray - Derry, Waterford
Kavanagh - Limerick