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Re: Evie, Tessie, Addie
by Lissa (guest)
4/23/2002, 8:29 PM
in reply to a message by Ara-Maeve
Click: EVIE, TESSIE, ADDIE.
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- Ara-Maeve (guest)   +5
4/24/2002, 8:19 AM
Yes, I know they're listed on this website, and on this website it says they're used in England, but on an other reliable website I read they're Irish petforms. Now wich is true?
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- Lissa (guest)
4/24/2002, 3:56 PM
On a different site, I found that Evie is English and Tessie is Greek.
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- Lissa (guest)   +3
4/24/2002, 3:44 PM
No clue about that - you'd have to ask Mike C.
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- Ara-Maeve (guest)   +2
4/25/2002, 11:15 AM
Mike C., I was advised to ask you my question:What are the origins of Evie, Tessie, Addie. I know they are mostly listed as ENGLISH petforms, but I read somewere they're IRISH. Wich is true?
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- Mike C   +1
4/25/2002, 4:43 PM
Daividh might be helpful here...I believe Evie, Tessie and Addie are used in English, but they could be used in Ireland and Scotland as well.
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- Ara-Maeve (guest)
4/26/2002, 12:42 AM
Okay, to Daividh then:Daividh, what are the origins of Evie, Tessie, Addie. I know they are mostly listed as ENGLISH petforms, but I read somewere they're IRISH. Wich is true?
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