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Government names you were born with that is.
Mine is Rebecca, which actually comes from the Alfred Hitchcock's movie.. Rebecca. |
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My dad, I'm a jr.
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Either a dead relative or a Saint...not sure which.
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My dad, I'm a jr. Jar of what?????????????????????????????????? |
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Either a dead relative or a Saint...not sure which. |
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My middle name was after my dad's mother.
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my middle name after my Dad.
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Either a dead relative or a Saint...not sure which. I am sure there is a St. Elizabeth somewhere. |
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No one
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my father was a Black Irishman...i was names after the Tara hills in Ireland, :)
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my mom liked the name, but spelled it like a french actress she had seen in a movie.
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Government names you were born with that is. Mine is Rebecca, which actually comes from the Alfred Hitchcock's movie.. Rebecca. But if Hitchcock took it from Scripture, then you have not yet got to the source. |
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I was named after.....Dr. Lector!!
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Daniel................................Boone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Government names you were born with that is. Mine is Rebecca, which actually comes from the Alfred Hitchcock's movie.. Rebecca. But if Hitchcock took it from Scripture, then you have not yet got to the source. If he took it from scripture, it would be Rebekah. |
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My Mommy!!
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Edited by
John8659
on
Mon 01/02/12 01:42 PM
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Government names you were born with that is. Mine is Rebecca, which actually comes from the Alfred Hitchcock's movie.. Rebecca. But if Hitchcock took it from Scripture, then you have not yet got to the source. If he took it from scripture, it would be Rebekah. Check with Wiki for the spelling transition, which has everything to do with reference. |
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Government names you were born with that is. Mine is Rebecca, which actually comes from the Alfred Hitchcock's movie.. Rebecca. But if Hitchcock took it from Scripture, then you have not yet got to the source. If he took it from scripture, it would be Rebekah. Check with Wiki for the spelling transition, which has everything to do with reference. I know about the spelling transition. Rebekah is the Hebrew spelling. Which from what I've come across people still use, when they are directly named someone that name from the Bible. However.. now I'm curious about how Hitchcock got the name for the movie/character. |
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Rebecca is a novel by Daphne du Maurier.
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I was named after my Uncle, my Grandfather and my Great-Grandfather (he died in 1863). I'm the IV
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