most unique name of an ancestor?
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Colt_Mach1 says,
I have a Great-Great-Great-grandfather born in 1808 by the name of Green Wood.Sagacious says,
I had a direct ancestor many generations back whose first name was Farquhar. I can't imagine going through life with a name like that.Colt_Mach1 says,
Bigger question is what was Farquhar's nickname?RachieRae says,
My grandmother's name is Fairy.HiddenIdentity says,
I have two aunts somewhere down the line, whos names were Hortence and the other Lauti(pronouned Lotty).Sagacious says,
I know where you're heading with this one and, yes, his nickname would no doubt be "fucker".Colt_Mach1 says,
No no....just wondering , not filling in the blanks about ole FarquarBTW, Green had a son. Named him Green Bush Wood. Really
marymc says,
Ulysses S. Grant. Yeah... that one.MrsPremise says,
Grandma changed her name from Flora Belle, to Flossie Mae.