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HelpAnonymousNameNerd's NTNB - Part 0 & 1
Hi! I have seen a couple of these recently and they seem fun, so I wanted to try one :) Let me know if I am doing any of this wrong, hahaha.
The ____ Family:
DH [b. 1926]:
DW [b. 1930]:
DD1 [b. 1955]:
DD2 [b. 1958]:
DS1 [b. 1958]:
DD3 [b. 1960]:
DS2 [b. 1963]:
The year is 1965. DH moved from France to the USA 15 years ago, working as a carpenter. He met DW while she was working as a librarian. Now 5 kids and 13 years later, they are married and living in Kansas City, Missouri. DH now owns the carpentry business that we worked at, and DW still works part-time at the library, but plans on becoming a stay-at-home mother soon.
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DH's FN was in top 50 in France in 1926 (https://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/france/1926), his MN is also French and starts with the same letter as his FN, he shares his LN with a French painter.
DW's FN is the shortened/nickname version of a long name (Ex: Elizabeth --> Eliza), her MN is hyphenated and consists of two common English names. Her maiden name is also English.
DD1's FN is ranked between 300 and 400 in the US in 1955 (https://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/united-states/1955), her MN is a flower name.
DD2's FN is one of her mothers middle names, her MN is French and ends in -a.
DS1's FN is a French name popular now, but not so popular in 1958. His middle name is a variant of John, James, Robert, or David .
DD3's FN is one of the first ladies FN's (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_first_ladies_of_the_United_States), her MN is French.
DS2's FN is the English version of his fathers name, his MN is is English as well.
The ____ Family:
DH [b. 1926]:
DW [b. 1930]:
DD1 [b. 1955]:
DD2 [b. 1958]:
DS1 [b. 1958]:
DD3 [b. 1960]:
DS2 [b. 1963]:
The year is 1965. DH moved from France to the USA 15 years ago, working as a carpenter. He met DW while she was working as a librarian. Now 5 kids and 13 years later, they are married and living in Kansas City, Missouri. DH now owns the carpentry business that we worked at, and DW still works part-time at the library, but plans on becoming a stay-at-home mother soon.
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DH's FN was in top 50 in France in 1926 (https://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/france/1926), his MN is also French and starts with the same letter as his FN, he shares his LN with a French painter.
DW's FN is the shortened/nickname version of a long name (Ex: Elizabeth --> Eliza), her MN is hyphenated and consists of two common English names. Her maiden name is also English.
DD1's FN is ranked between 300 and 400 in the US in 1955 (https://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/united-states/1955), her MN is a flower name.
DD2's FN is one of her mothers middle names, her MN is French and ends in -a.
DS1's FN is a French name popular now, but not so popular in 1958. His middle name is a variant of John, James, Robert, or David .
DD3's FN is one of the first ladies FN's (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_first_ladies_of_the_United_States), her MN is French.
DS2's FN is the English version of his fathers name, his MN is is English as well.
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