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Help[Opinions] Re: Weldon, Hilton, Chester (ETA)
in reply to a message by molly
I love Chester too. I don't think of it so much as a surname as a place name. It's so tweedy and fusty -- too things I love.
I'm not big on Hilton or Weldon. Of the two I prefer Weldon. I hadn't thought about "well done" until you mentioned it and now I can't get that out of my head.
Suggestions:
Sutton, Wystan, Hollis, Kendall, Alden, Bryson, Lowell, Leland, Hobart, Smith (nn Smitty?), Digby, Wexford, Neville, Clarence (nn Cary?), Wilkie / Wilmot, Dashiell, Jarvis, Lambert, Mycroft (Sherlock Holmes' elder brother), Trahaearn, Eustace, Makepeace, Llewellyn (nn Louie?).
ETA: Are there any good surnames in the family's tree that would work? I think that would be more meaningful to the littl'un, especially if he's welded / blended into it. :-)
I'm not big on Hilton or Weldon. Of the two I prefer Weldon. I hadn't thought about "well done" until you mentioned it and now I can't get that out of my head.
Suggestions:
Sutton, Wystan, Hollis, Kendall, Alden, Bryson, Lowell, Leland, Hobart, Smith (nn Smitty?), Digby, Wexford, Neville, Clarence (nn Cary?), Wilkie / Wilmot, Dashiell, Jarvis, Lambert, Mycroft (Sherlock Holmes' elder brother), Trahaearn, Eustace, Makepeace, Llewellyn (nn Louie?).
ETA: Are there any good surnames in the family's tree that would work? I think that would be more meaningful to the littl'un, especially if he's welded / blended into it. :-)
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