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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #180 on: Friday 14 April 06 14:45 BST (UK) »
i would have thought Jayden was a girl, lol, but it seems no one can decide if it belongs to a boy or girl...

1. Name:Jayden
Gender: (male)   
Origin:   American
Meaning: God has heard

2. The boy's and girl's name Jayden is related to Jadon. Jayden is a rare male first name as it was not ranked for males of all ages in the 1990 U.S. Census.

3.
Jayden
Most Popular Baby Names
In 2004, the name Jayden was ranked #62


another site says that if you spell it Jaydon its a boy and Jayden could be boy or girl! so confusing.

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Baggett, Beedon, Boddaugh, Bowman<br />Cain, Cannell, Carpenter, Clague, Cottier, Cowen, Craine, Creer, Cubbon<br />Doyle<br />Hartrick<br />Juke<br />Kaighin<br />McLaughlin, Martin, Moore, Murphy<br />O'Boyle, O'Donnell, Owen(s)<br />Quilliam<br />Radcliffe, Ratzel<br />Semple, Sewell, Shimmin, Snider, Spence, Stevens<br />Taylor, Thomas<br />Walters, Watterson, Wells<br />Younker<br /><br />..............should i continue?  :P

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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #181 on: Friday 14 April 06 15:00 BST (UK) »
I actually thought it was spelt Jaden - that's how I have seen it written - Jaden being a boys name and a 'made up' masculine version of Jade. Not doing too well at all tonight ...
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STIRLING - Stirlingshire
LINDSAY - Perthshire
MELDRUM - Fife, Angus
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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #182 on: Friday 14 April 06 15:11 BST (UK) »
Not easy is it!!!
Reynolds, Woodham, Payne, Wilmott, Hart, Richardson, Packwood, Tandy, Dexter - Bedfordshire.
Chamberlain and Wagstaff- Hunts.
Freeman, Cheney, Cox- Northants.
Burns, Muter, Cobban, Hossack, Strachan, Moonlight.
Lanarkshire, Ross and Cromarty and Kincardineshire.
Garvey- Ireland.

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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #183 on: Friday 14 April 06 15:20 BST (UK) »
just like all the Jess/Jessi/Jessie/Jessy 's out there!or Jamie, Adrian/Adrienne, Alex, Blair, Casey and so on... i actually know quite a few guys named Dana too.... there are so many ambiguous names now, it can get very confusing!

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Baggett, Beedon, Boddaugh, Bowman<br />Cain, Cannell, Carpenter, Clague, Cottier, Cowen, Craine, Creer, Cubbon<br />Doyle<br />Hartrick<br />Juke<br />Kaighin<br />McLaughlin, Martin, Moore, Murphy<br />O'Boyle, O'Donnell, Owen(s)<br />Quilliam<br />Radcliffe, Ratzel<br />Semple, Sewell, Shimmin, Snider, Spence, Stevens<br />Taylor, Thomas<br />Walters, Watterson, Wells<br />Younker<br /><br />..............should i continue?  :P


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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #184 on: Thursday 24 August 06 04:19 BST (UK) »
Genealogists should band together and lobby our parliamentarians to have a law passed that children be removed from the (lack of) care of parents who would give them either unpronounceable or bisexual (asexual) names.

Children are people too!, and don't deserve to be the butt of their parents private jokes.

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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #185 on: Thursday 24 August 06 05:01 BST (UK) »
Ive always been partial to the names Brenna, Alexis and Taylor for girls.
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Probably for the rest of my life - I will always think of Joan Collins fom Dynasty if I ever see/hear/read the name Alexis.  ;D
BURROW, BICKHAM, EVANS, SULLEY, STONE - Devon
STEPHENS, MALLET, ADAMS - Cornwall
HANCOCK , BUSSON - Somerset
MCCALLUM, MCDIARMID, MCNEILL - Argyle, Scotland
WALLS, SUTHERLAND, SIMPSON - Orkney, Scotland
FAIRBAIRN - Fife, Scotland
THOMPSON - Aberdeen, Scotland

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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #186 on: Thursday 24 August 06 10:21 BST (UK) »
Hi

My mother gave all 11 of us first, middle, last names. except me I got 2 middle.

One of my middle names was my mother's sister Emma's 1st name and
my grand-daughter's Charlotte's middle name is Emma after me.

My hubby's middle name is his father's 1st name.

Our sons middle names 2 each are
Son (No 1) after my hubby's father and my hubby's mother's brother.
Son (No 2) after my hubby and my nephew.

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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #187 on: Thursday 24 August 06 10:36 BST (UK) »
I wish I had thought to do what some very considerate ancestors did - use the mothers maiden name as the childrens middle name, it makes life much easier!
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Re: What might you name your children?
« Reply #188 on: Thursday 24 August 06 10:38 BST (UK) »
Genealogists should band together and lobby our parliamentarians to have a law passed that children be removed from the (lack of) care of parents who would give them either unpronounceable or bisexual (asexual) names.

Children are people too!, and don't deserve to be the butt of their parents private jokes.



I'm a guilty party but didn't know it at the time :'(
We named our son Deane (Dean with an e), but the poor boy has spent his life being called Deanne. Fortunately he has a sense of humour.
Brown - Yorkshire - Australia
Doe - Surrey, Essex, Suffolk - Australia
Frankcom - Gloucestershire - Australia
Hutchins - Middlesex/Kent/London/Chelsea - Australia
Tierney - Tipperary - Australia
Wheatland - Wiltshire, Dorset, Hampshire - Australia
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