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Edmead - Is it a name?
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Helen | Report | 22 Jul 2005 11:24 |
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A search on Ancesty for Edme* brings up lots of similar names, Edme, Edment, Edmee, Edmend, Edmeade, Edmed. I guess some may be mistranscriptions but not all of them. |
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Geoff | Report | 22 Jul 2005 11:19 |
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If Edmeades can exist as a surname (which it does), I see no reason why it cannot be a forename. Unusual, but certainly possible. |
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Carole | Report | 22 Jul 2005 10:48 |
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My gggrandfather seems to have various names. In the 61 and 71 census he's Watson Vince born abt 1826 in Marylebone,Middx. I've found a birth on IGI for an Edmeades Watson John Vince. Can't find him in 81 but found a death on ancestry for an Edmead Vince in 1881 right area. On his daughters birth cert. he's John Vince. I never heard the name Edmead,do you think it should be Edmund? And also do you think these are all the same person. Thanks for any ideas. Carole |
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