What is your most uncommon name ? #2

[molza]

Here's a flavoursome one - Curry Goat, no not from Birmingham but from Brandon, Suffolk in 1851 the father of Mary Ann Goat, she married George Howes, she also had a brother in the household called Curry Goat - I couldn't bring myself to add it to the tree !!  Can this be real ??

This one is for real, he is my gt-gt-gt-gt Grandad !!

[fredaone]

any one heard of the Church for Peculiar People  it exsisted around either Essex or Suffolk?

[Trees]

Try this 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peculiar_People

[fredaone]

thankyou Trees i've found it.

[bykerlads]

Jabez Mellor, Shepherd Hill, Hosetta Wimpenny !
Anyone ever heard o fthe name Hosetta before? may be biblical?

[amazon510]

Annanias.  They used to call him Uncle Nice.  He had a brother Appollos, who was Uncle Pol.

J.

[Trees]

My great aunt who insisted on being addressed as Great Aunt Alicia turned out to be Alice Fanny Minnie! I disgraced myself by a loud guffaw in the Record Office when I found that gem

[barryd]

Freak as a surname - prevalent in County Durham but does exist in other countries. Sometimes Freek, Freick, Frieck, Fricke and more. Not a good name to find on Indexes. ADMONITION  Drew baptised 9 October 1768, Stoke Damerel, Devon, Daughter of William Drew and Joyce GAY.

[angelfish58]

Loyzelure, my OH has six of these in his tree, mainly Dennysons and they're driving me demented.