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Help[Opinions] Re: Sherman
in reply to a message by Ohad Yigal
Eh, idk. It's use in the US generally is definitely related to him. It was used sporadically before the Civil War as a surname-as-firstname, but his fame is what made it common. Maybe a few dozen Native Americans liked that he was anti-corruption, and now people are named after their grandfather Sherman.
This message was edited 4/10/2024, 8:27 AM
