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Wenhaston in Suffolk has the names in its graveyard up on the Internet, and while browsing through same (don't ask!) I found a 19th century named Betsy Eliza. So Ninon Annie Soline rang a bell.
Is Ninon ever used as an independent name in France, or only as a nn, or both? Because Betsy and Eliza both strike me as strictly nicks - as does Annie - so it does seem odd. Maybe the girls are/were named after a Ninon and an Annie, a Betsy and an Eliza?
Is Ninon ever used as an independent name in France, or only as a nn, or both? Because Betsy and Eliza both strike me as strictly nicks - as does Annie - so it does seem odd. Maybe the girls are/were named after a Ninon and an Annie, a Betsy and an Eliza?
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