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Kazza
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Hi Dudjac,
We have had a thread going for a while with the most unusual ones, so I will merge this in............ 
Kazza.
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maidmarianoops
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Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island . . Ann Fethon 44 Scotland Wife Drypool Yorkshire Ann Fethon 13 Scotland Daughter Drypool Yorkshire Archibald Fethon 15 Scotland Son Drypool Yorkshire Catherine Fethon 3 Hull, Yorkshire, England Daughter Drypool Yorkshire Elizabeth Fethon 6 Hull, Yorkshire, England Daughter Drypool Yorkshire George Fethon 11 months Hull, Yorkshire, England Son Drypool Yorkshire John Fethon 47 Scotland Head Drypool Yorkshire Margaret Fethon 8 Hull, Yorkshire, England Daughter Drypool Yorkshire Mary Fethon 18 Scotland Daughter Drypool Yorkshire Robert Fethon 10 Birkenhead, Cheshire, England Son Drypool Yorkshire
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notts/derbys clark " " stenson " " nicholson " " jarvis
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Lizzie
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Thank you so much for the latest on this unusual name of 'Fethon'. I have recently found it can also be FETHAN. Someone remarked way back (after I had remarked I had tried in vain to contact the HULL Fethons) that it was a pity they were not interested in Geneaology. Well times have changed of late. They have been in touch with me and indeed are now interested and starting a tree. Still no idea why my Grandmother, Elizabeth Fethon Jack was given this name. However, I have a strong suspicion it was her mother, Margaret Jack ms GEORGE who was the person responsible here. I have searched for years trying to find the parents of my ggrandmother Margaret George. All I know of them is what is written in the marriage certificate at Margaret's wedding to James Jack, Glasgow 1973. She gives her parents as William George (Boatbuilder) and Margaret ms McCrea. On Margaret's death certificate it states parents William George (Shipwright) and Margaret McRea. Daughter Margaret was born Edinburgh 1853 I have now come to the concusion if ever I find who these people were and where they came from I will find there is a connection of one of them to the FETHON family whom, by one of the birth dates were indeed living in Glasgow around the same time. I have searched Scotlandspeople inside out and can find no records of William and Margaret George. I stongly suspect they could not have been Scottish or I would have found them by now. If anyone has access to any records of a William George and Margaret McCrea being in Edinburgh in 1853 I would be delighted to hear from you.
Elizabeth
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Our great Aunt who died as a toddler was called Flantan (it is spelt Flantain on the census, but we think the name is Flantan). We think the name is Irish meaning 'Red Rose'. Anyone else ever heard of this?
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My grandmother on my father's side (Welsh) has the first name CLEOPATRA !
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Boongie Pam
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Here is an odd one.
It has been indexed as Tubal R Bell
Say it out loud!
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All census look up transcriptions are Crown Copyright~~~~~~~~~~~ Dumfrieshire: Fallen, Fallon, Carruthers, Scott, Farish, Aitchison, Green, Ryecroft, Thomson, Stewart Midlothian: Linn/d, Aitken, Martin North Wales: Robins(on), Hughes, Parry, Jones Cumberland: Lowther, Young, Steward, Miller Somerset: Palmer, Cork, Greedy, Clothier http://fallon.rootschat.net
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Lloydy
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LOL Pam
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Jocie
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Has anyone come across LORIS?! It appeared in my husbands family two generations ago as a christian name. I can find no trace in the family before this, Jo
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LANCASTER - London Kent Sussex Croydon CLEMMANS - London Kent Sussex ROCHE - London WARE - Kent SPENCER - Kent NEWNHAM - Sussex FISHER - London Norfolk DENNINGTON - London MONTAGUE - Kent Any census lookups are Crown Copyright www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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I have one causing me particular problems at the moment. My gr gr grandmother is called Helena Lorraine Lovekin Stamford Smith, I don't know which one is the surname because I have found her in one census as Lorraine Smith. My dad remembers her as being granny Lorraine Lovekin and on another census she was Helena Stamford.
Perhaps she was actually as confused as me!! 
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukSearching for my family - Baldwin - Sussex, Middlesex, Cork, Pilbeam - Sussex, Harmer - Sussex, Terry - Surrey, Kent, Rhoades - Lincs, Roffey - Surrey, Traies - Devon & Middlesex & many many more to be found on my website .... www.kerrysfamilyhistory.co.uk
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I have a Charles John TREE Jones (tree )
4 or 5 Lomas' (as first male name)
An Alpra (female first name)
Thrisa (female first name)
Queenie
The last two being decended from gypsies - family rumour has it.. - I am yet to prove that link 
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Jones, Venner, Kenealy, Morphett, Tree, Maxted, Page, all from or around Lydd, Ivychurch, Romney Marsh. Also Twyman, Daisy Kent/Thanet Area. Also Fidler, Berkshire. Butcher, Faversham. Also Everson Suffolk/Norfolk Knights, Vann (Wenn) Norfolk Hilden - Kent and surrounding areas (romany gypsy connections)
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Jocie
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Thanks Bel! I don't usually own up to the Loris bit! As you can imagine it generates a fair ammount of light hearted comment!! I'm frequently offered the night shift!! Unfortunately the family were so attached we've all ended up with it as part of our surname. I just can't imagine where it came from. Like most families there were a lot of surnames used as middle names but I've failed to locate a Loris anywhere. Travelling seemed to be limited to war service, however I shall keep hunting! Jo
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LANCASTER - London Kent Sussex Croydon CLEMMANS - London Kent Sussex ROCHE - London WARE - Kent SPENCER - Kent NEWNHAM - Sussex FISHER - London Norfolk DENNINGTON - London MONTAGUE - Kent Any census lookups are Crown Copyright www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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