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Men's names beginning with E
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Michele | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:25 |
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5 Engelbert's born in London under the age of 40 in 1901 none of them an Oakley. One is only 1m old poor mite! lol michele |
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Debbi | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:21 |
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wot about ENGLEBERT.lol |
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Michele | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:18 |
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Wow! I was only gone a few mins having a look at Rosi's census query and have come back to find numerous new E's . many thanks to all of you. i shall keep searching for him. Just branching out a bit really as it is his brother Frank who married into my Coventry's. The photos I have from my gt grandfather are wonderful but also frustrating as at times he put the full name and other times just an initial and surname. His father, John, was from Kent and his mother, Clara nee Phelps, was born on the island of Madeira as a Brit Subject. Have also found one of her sisters on 1901 today. The photo E? is in also has 3 of my Coventry's in, as well as a couple of Bagshawe's, 2 other Oakley's and an M. Barthorp. It was taken at Wormhill Vicarage as one of the Bagshawe's was Rev. P.E.Bagshawe |
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George | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:07 |
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Here's as many as I can think of and find: Edward, Edwin, Eli, Ebenezer, Ernest, Edgar, Edmund, Eric, Elliott, Eugene, Evan. There are other more weird and unusual names but those are the most common. George |
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Andy | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:06 |
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Ernest is another possibility. |
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Neil | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:04 |
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Eli, Ephraim, Ernest, Eric? Best wishes Neil |
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Cleo | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:03 |
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You could try EA as in Earnest? |
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Rosi | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:02 |
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The two I immediately thought of were Ebenezer and Eric - but how about just trying Ea, Eb, EF. etc. with wildcards, all the way through the alphabet. Ooh- praps he was an Egbert! Good Luck - Rosi |
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Cleo | Report | 18 Oct 2003 17:01 |
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Where does your E Oakley come from as Celtic names could be EO as in Eoin? |
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Michele | Report | 18 Oct 2003 16:56 |
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Hi all I am trying to do a search for an E Oakley, of whom I have a photo, on 1901 census. I have no idea what the E stands for and can only guess at his age by the date of the photo 22/08/1890. To do a wildcard search I must have at least 2 letters for his first name. I have used Ed as this is the most obvious - this brought up Edmond, Edwin, Edward, Edgar. Can anyone give me another male name starting with E? Of course there is no guarantee his surname will have been transcribed right, his older brother was found under Oaxley. Have found 2 of his sisters today on 1901 both unmarried in their 30's but he was not with either. Any name suggestions? |
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