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Re: Mary
by Tiggs
4/8/2015, 10:03 AM
in reply to a message by Wisteria
Please forgive any repeats...Mary Amarantha
Mary Antonette
Mary Aveline
Mary Blossom
Mary Boudicca
Mary Celestine
Mary Clotilde
Mary Constantia
Mary Cordelia
Mary Cordula
Mary Corisande
Mary Deborah
Mary Diantha
Mary Dulcinea
Mary Elowen
Mary Elsabet
Mary Esmeralda
Mary Everild
Mary Femke
Mary Fernande
Mary Georgiana
Mary Glynis
Mary Gwendolen
Mary Hannelore
Mary Hepzibah
Mary Honora
Mary Isolde
Mary Joyce
Mary Juniper
Mary Kamala
Mary Kerensa
Mary Lavinia
Mary Lorraine
Mary Lucinda
Mary Millicent
Mary Nanette
Mary Nelle
Mary Nightingale
Mary Noor
Mary Olivine
Mary Olwen
Mary Philippa
Mary Plum
Mary Quietude
Mary Sarilda
Mary Scholastica
Mary Tabitha
Mary Thomasina
Mary Tuesday
Mary Ursula
Mary Viola - "VIE-uh-luh"
Mary Wilhelmina
Mary Winifred
Mary Winsome
Mary Zinnia

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- Wisteria (Tawnee)
4/9/2015, 3:20 PM
Have I mentioned before how much I love your taste in names and think we are long lost twins? Haha.I loveMary Amarantha
Mary Aveline
Mary Blossom
Mary Boudicca
Mary Celestine
Mary Constantia
Mary Cordula
Mary Corisande
Mary Diantha
Mary Dulcinea
Mary Elowen
Mary Elsabet
Mary Everild
Mary Georgiana
Mary Hannelore
Mary Honora
Mary Isolde
Mary Joyce - My grandmother's name is Joyce. This would be double honoring! :)
Mary Juniper
Mary Kamala
Mary Kerensa
Mary Lorraine
Mary Nightingale
Mary Noor
Mary Olwen
Mary Plum
Mary Scholastica
Mary Tabitha
Mary Ursula
Mary Viola
Mary ZinniaGreat list! Thank you!
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- Bear   +5
4/8/2015, 12:42 PM
Wait. Mary Ursula. Of course. I thought I was going to write all about Mary Boudicca and how fun that combo is. But Mary Ursula floors me. So, so many other great options here. You need to do this professionally. :0P
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- Tiggs   +4
4/8/2015, 3:00 PM
Bear!How nice to see you! Have missed your posts and I thought of you when I scanned through my lists and picked these two combos to suggest. Yours ears must have been itching. ;)Don't know if you're interested, but I found some really interesting names in an 1871 publication detailing the descendants of my 10th gr grandfather who was an early settler in Massachusetts. You might like them; posted in 5 batches over the last couple of weeks. Currently posting from an 1888 publication, but not as unique as the other.
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- Wisteria (Tawnee)
4/9/2015, 3:21 PM
I know! I've been thinking about you, Bear. We all missed you here on the Ops board. Please tell us you're here to stay for a while. :)
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- kudriashkajo (jodirae)
4/9/2015, 2:00 PM
Another 'nice to see you' from me! :)
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- Bear   +1
4/8/2015, 3:08 PM
You are so sweet! It's good to have the time to post again. Work has been hectic. And usually when I come here I can't stop with just one post. I will look out for your threads. Old names, especially ones in the family (or extended family?) are too cool.
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- Tiggs
4/8/2015, 5:52 PM
Just took a look and the old ones are nearly off the page; will try to link here. In the 1871 family line there are lots of Puritan names, like Wealthy Jane, but also really obscure things like Eliphalet and Epaphroditus. Some are my direct ancestors or their siblings (and I noted those) most would be cousins of various degrees. Many are not included in the database here at BtN; if you know about them, I'd love to hear!1871 Batch 1: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/4596127
1871 Batch 2: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/4596244
1871 Batch 3: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/4596438
1871 Batch 4: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/4596718
1871 Batch 5: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/4597253

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