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in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans
The character I am considering naming Bram is of English and Scottish descent. The character I am considering naming a variant of John is of Irish descent.
I am wondering about Bram being used as a pet form for Abram as I believe that Bram Stoker was actually named Abraham (I could be wrong) and only used Bram as his pen name. Is it possible though that others used it and it was only considered to be borne by Bram Stoker because he was the first popular individual to use it?
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"'Chevrolet,' answered Ramona. 'I named her after my aunt's car.'
The class began to laugh, especially the boys. Ramona felt confused, standing there in front of twenty-eight boys and girls who were all laughing at her."
I am wondering about Bram being used as a pet form for Abram as I believe that Bram Stoker was actually named Abraham (I could be wrong) and only used Bram as his pen name. Is it possible though that others used it and it was only considered to be borne by Bram Stoker because he was the first popular individual to use it?
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"'Chevrolet,' answered Ramona. 'I named her after my aunt's car.'
The class began to laugh, especially the boys. Ramona felt confused, standing there in front of twenty-eight boys and girls who were all laughing at her."
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