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My parents heve given me the name WEBBEY, but officially they had to register it as WEBBE, which seems to be a Frisian name, because this was the only similar sounding name that occurred in the official list.
But I want the name WEBBEY to be officially accepted.
Therefore I must prove that it really exists as a male first name.
Can anyone help me with information, please?
But I want the name WEBBEY to be officially accepted.
Therefore I must prove that it really exists as a male first name.
Can anyone help me with information, please?
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The only thing I can think of is that Webbey could be a form of Wiebe, which is already in the database and is listed as being used in Frisian. Alternately, could be a pet form of Webb (see: http://snipurl.com/dox1), either diminutised for the purposes of a given name or already diminutised in a pre-existing family surname.
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