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HelpJane's 129-year Generational Congrats: Sign-ups and round 1
You will start in 1880 with a couple born sometime around 1860 and their first child or twins. I would recommend either timeless and traditional names for the parents or names popular in the 1880s. Children must be from the 1880s top 1000.
Rules:
-3 missed consecutive rounds without notification and you're out.
-No nicknames without a full name- what I mean by that is if you want a nickname, "Fred" for example, make sure it's short for something like Frederick or Alfred. No Freds when Fred isn't short for anything.
-You may use as many middle names as you want.
-New arrivals should be either bolded of put in between plus signs; +Mary Elizabeth+.
-As well as the name, age and year of birth should be listed; (age) [year of birth].
-NO LAST NAMES! That would make it too confusing.
Namebank: http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decades/names1880s.html
Format:
UN:
DH:
DW:
DC: (your decision as to the sex of first child and whether or not there are twins)
Yes, it is the year 1880 in case that hasn't been clarified.
Rules:
-3 missed consecutive rounds without notification and you're out.
-No nicknames without a full name- what I mean by that is if you want a nickname, "Fred" for example, make sure it's short for something like Frederick or Alfred. No Freds when Fred isn't short for anything.
-You may use as many middle names as you want.
-New arrivals should be either bolded of put in between plus signs; +Mary Elizabeth+.
-As well as the name, age and year of birth should be listed; (age) [year of birth].
-NO LAST NAMES! That would make it too confusing.
Namebank: http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decades/names1880s.html
Format:
UN:
DH:
DW:
DC: (your decision as to the sex of first child and whether or not there are twins)
Yes, it is the year 1880 in case that hasn't been clarified.
This message was edited 10/15/2009, 5:16 PM
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