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    Quote Originally Posted by emolas View Post
    I chose Disney names.

    My daughters are Ariel and Jasmine, and my son is prince Eric. Although Ariel is a Bible name for a boy we try to ignore that.
    I had Eric on my list too, more after Eric Liddell than Walt disney tho'

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    What McMurdo said. Handed down old family names, no matter what they are, confer a solidity that leave passing enthusiasms and fads behind.

    BTW I had an ancestor named Meshack. His twin brother was Shadrack. But that was in the 18th century when Biblical names were more popular.

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