Re: Grier m and f
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I've just Googled Greer Garson: she was a popular singer/actress during WWII. Her given names were Eileen Evelyn, and as a third, her mother's birth surname, Greer.
The reason it 'seems modern' is presumably because it is a ln used as a fn. I don't like the look, the sound or the origin.
The reason it 'seems modern' is presumably because it is a ln used as a fn. I don't like the look, the sound or the origin.