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|    MB to Peter Johnson    |
|    Re: How do "halves" accumulate? (-:    |
|    20 Oct 21 23:56:02    |
      From: MB@nospam.net              On 16/10/2021 16:45, Peter Johnson wrote:       > The thing I've found most difficult with modern registrations is       > middle names only being recorded by initials. People with very common       > first names and no middle names are even worse (although I'm one of       > those).              I know others who like myself, have just given up on some lines because       everyone had the same forename.              Part of my POUNDER family is from Stokesley and are related to the       WRIGHTSONs in that area. But most of the WRIGHTSON seem to use the same       forenames, I am sure we must be distantly related but perhaps DNA might       show something if there were some examples from around there.              Second names can be useful, if you come across a Daly Briscoe then they       will be related me (named after my GGF's brother born in the late       1820s). It is still being used as a second name in one branch.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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