What is your most uncommon name?

[acceber]

hello gilj

I think your 'tohel' could be a mis-transcription. This is the actual image and the 'T' for tohel looks like a 'J' but somone has read it wrong! I once found a Fitz Sparrow mis-transcribed as Tity Sparrow! - Good old ancestry

acceber

[gjil]

hello Acceber,

 thanks for clarifying that for me. I was beginning to think who would name there child, Tohel!!

 gjil

[stonechat]

I notice totally the opposite today, someone called Smith Smith!

[johndixon1824]

 i have an ancester called welcome fields in the early 1800s

[Gee]

I notice totally the opposite today, someone called Smith Smith!

I actually went to school with someone called Alan Allen.   

The only unusual names in my tree belong to the sons of two coalmining brothers in Derbyshire.

Israel and Septimus

Gregg 

[Andy001]

It's not exactly an ancestor,but following on from Alan Allen-isn't Gary Neville's Dad called Neville Neville?

[Emmeline]

When I was living in London I knew a boy called Richard Richards ! Can't think of any more double-ups.

[keenbutconfused]

How about Arkless Pratt...

Arkless came in as a wife's maiden name but then became a forename....

[jakky]

Hi,

I was doing a silly search of names and these people all existed

 Hiccup Sneeze Burp Fart Choke Shout Whisper Laugh Cry Sigh Swear  Talk  Curse.

Head  Neck Lips  Eyes  Nose Teeth  Tongue Ears Cheek Face Nasal

Chest  Bust Titt Bum Arse Bowel Belly Body Legs Hips Arms Finger Elbow Bone Brain Skeleton Waist Toe Hands
Nail Thumb Ankle  and  last but not least Penis.

Jakky