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HelpLoice, Permella and Coley?
My friend is currently sitting about 5 feet from me and is reading me some of her ancestor's names (she's recently gotten big into geneology), and just shared these gems with me!
I've never heard of either Loice, Coley or Permella - and none are on the website. These are women who lived during the 1870s-1920s in the New England area of the US.
Opinions?
I've never heard of either Loice, Coley or Permella - and none are on the website. These are women who lived during the 1870s-1920s in the New England area of the US.
Opinions?
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Loice is Lois, isn't it?
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We were thinking it might be an alternate spelling of Lois but we weren't sure...
It looks like lo-ees to me lol
It looks like lo-ees to me lol
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All rather unfortunate names, in my opinion. THey aren't very pretty, or nice sounding, I think they should be wisely left where they were found.
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I saw Loyce once or twice, on a man. I don't care for it, it makes me think of a cut of meat. :)
Permella: home perm madness!
Coley: E. Coley.
Permella: home perm madness!
Coley: E. Coley.
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They sound like names from "The Borrowers".(The book, not the t.v. series. )
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All our thoughts exactly :-)
We can't imagine what these poor women went through lol, though back in that day there were quite a few odd names going around! They were the Mackenzies and Neveahs and Pilot Inspektors of their day!
We can't imagine what these poor women went through lol, though back in that day there were quite a few odd names going around! They were the Mackenzies and Neveahs and Pilot Inspektors of their day!
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