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HelpDanish generation CAF 1850-? (Round 6 - LAST ROUND!)
Round 1: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5193413
Round 2: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5193740
Round 3: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5194165
Round 4: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5194464
Round 5: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5195063
It is the last round and time to finish the family off, with DS's family. :) I contemplated continuing in some form or other, but that would have become too complicated and I was already a bit over my head with this one at times. So, I decided to finish this game and, probably, posting a new game at some point, beginning in the after 1900 so I, and you, doesn't have to deal with the last names nonsense which was the thing that troubled me at times, along with finding enough names to use. But I'll see about that with another game, if any.
Last names: We're at the turn of the 19th century and heading into the 20th century, and this is where things on the LN front begin to change and the 'old ways' of naming begins to be outfaced. Daughters will be given the same last names as their fathers, brother(s), and, eventually, their mother's as the wives will take their husbands LN's and their own will be changed too, if they so wanted, for a similar family pattern on the whole name front. So...
If the LN you, in round 1, for DW used were:
- Jensdatter, it'll become Jensen
- Hansdatter. it'll become Hansen
- Andersdatter, it'll become Andersen
- Ottosdatter, it'll become Ottosen
- Albertsdatter, it'll become Albertsen
It is up to you, whether you want to actually change the structure of DWs maiden name, or keep it as her new maiden name while taking the LN of her husband's. I've given you that option for DS1's DW too in the 'namebanks' for her maiden name.
Middle names: Again very much optional, whether you'll want to give them MN's or not.
Also, if you didn't see my ETA for DD2s birth year in round 1, I did an ETA note in that round, so please make the changes.
Alright, done with the notes and stuff. Have fun with the last round.
Also, THANK YOU all so much for playing. I had fun hosting it. :)
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DS3 [1886]:
-DW [1887]: Alma, Frederikke, Poula, Maja, Else, Birgitte, Ellen, Jenny, Ane, Sofie [Vilhelmsdatter OR Vilhelmsen, Pallesdatter OR Pallesen, Arnesdatter OR Arnesen, Larsdatter OR Larsen, Johansdatter OR Johansen]
-DD [1910]: Solveig, Ingrid, Else, Ester, Lis, Betty, Marie, Johanne, Dorte, Jenny
-DS [1913]: Karl, Ejgil, Poul, Svend, Harald, Knud, Mads, Troels, Peter, Palle
-DD [1920]: Rose, Sonja Christiane, Mathilde, Ulrika / MN is her that of deceased aunts, DD3, FN. (You can use MN as FN if you wish to switch them around but use it. If using single FNs are your theme pattern for your family, you will have to use deceased DD3s FN as your child's FN)
Top 3 Names:
♀ Nikita, Amelia, & Teresa
♂ Elliott, Bastian, & Nathan
Top 2 Combos:
♀ Nikita Celestine Zenobia
♂ Elliott Hawthorne Maximus
Round 2: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5193740
Round 3: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5194165
Round 4: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5194464
Round 5: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5195063
It is the last round and time to finish the family off, with DS's family. :) I contemplated continuing in some form or other, but that would have become too complicated and I was already a bit over my head with this one at times. So, I decided to finish this game and, probably, posting a new game at some point, beginning in the after 1900 so I, and you, doesn't have to deal with the last names nonsense which was the thing that troubled me at times, along with finding enough names to use. But I'll see about that with another game, if any.
Last names: We're at the turn of the 19th century and heading into the 20th century, and this is where things on the LN front begin to change and the 'old ways' of naming begins to be outfaced. Daughters will be given the same last names as their fathers, brother(s), and, eventually, their mother's as the wives will take their husbands LN's and their own will be changed too, if they so wanted, for a similar family pattern on the whole name front. So...
If the LN you, in round 1, for DW used were:
- Jensdatter, it'll become Jensen
- Hansdatter. it'll become Hansen
- Andersdatter, it'll become Andersen
- Ottosdatter, it'll become Ottosen
- Albertsdatter, it'll become Albertsen
It is up to you, whether you want to actually change the structure of DWs maiden name, or keep it as her new maiden name while taking the LN of her husband's. I've given you that option for DS1's DW too in the 'namebanks' for her maiden name.
Middle names: Again very much optional, whether you'll want to give them MN's or not.
Also, if you didn't see my ETA for DD2s birth year in round 1, I did an ETA note in that round, so please make the changes.
Alright, done with the notes and stuff. Have fun with the last round.
Also, THANK YOU all so much for playing. I had fun hosting it. :)
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DS3 [1886]:
-DW [1887]: Alma, Frederikke, Poula, Maja, Else, Birgitte, Ellen, Jenny, Ane, Sofie [Vilhelmsdatter OR Vilhelmsen, Pallesdatter OR Pallesen, Arnesdatter OR Arnesen, Larsdatter OR Larsen, Johansdatter OR Johansen]
-DD [1910]: Solveig, Ingrid, Else, Ester, Lis, Betty, Marie, Johanne, Dorte, Jenny
-DS [1913]: Karl, Ejgil, Poul, Svend, Harald, Knud, Mads, Troels, Peter, Palle
-DD [1920]: Rose, Sonja Christiane, Mathilde, Ulrika / MN is her that of deceased aunts, DD3, FN. (You can use MN as FN if you wish to switch them around but use it. If using single FNs are your theme pattern for your family, you will have to use deceased DD3s FN as your child's FN)
♀ Nikita, Amelia, & Teresa
♂ Elliott, Bastian, & Nathan
Top 2 Combos:
♀ Nikita Celestine Zenobia
♂ Elliott Hawthorne Maximus
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