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I'm not sure how to add an alternative form of Gerard... but if anyone's interested, here's the info:
Gradus (masculine) or Grada (feminine) are Dutch versions of Gerard. Used to be fairly popular in the 1800s, but not anymore today. Found it while doing genealogy research.
Btw, if anyone can tell me how to add this info to the website, please let me know! Do I "correct a given name" or "add a new given name"?
Gradus (masculine) or Grada (feminine) are Dutch versions of Gerard. Used to be fairly popular in the 1800s, but not anymore today. Found it while doing genealogy research.
Btw, if anyone can tell me how to add this info to the website, please let me know! Do I "correct a given name" or "add a new given name"?
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You can submit a name here
http://www.behindthename.com/submit/submit.php
and you would want to add a new one because neither of those names are in the submitted names database.
You'll probably increase your chances of getting them in the database if you include all the factual info you have, and cite your sources.
http://www.behindthename.com/submit/submit.php
and you would want to add a new one because neither of those names are in the submitted names database.
You'll probably increase your chances of getting them in the database if you include all the factual info you have, and cite your sources.
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