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Or a feminine form of James (m)

by Miranda (Randee15)

8/28/2004, 7:46 PM

Since Jem was an old (male) nn for James. Jemmie / Jemmy was another nn of James in the Middle Ages. (Incidentally, I believe Jemmie and Jem eventually gave rise to our modern Jimmy and Jim.)

Jemma could be a feminine form of either Jem or Jemmie.

Miranda

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