Isn't having two with the same name great?

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I love this MariAn and MariOn on the same list!

At least we have got it clear!!!

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[Guest guest]

Hi n,

Fromknecht is german (Frommknecht to be precise) and means " pious

farm-hand " :-)). To me it sounds common and is easy to pronounce.

Peace

Torsten

> MariAn/MariOn is not a very common name... at least outside my

family -

> where there are 4 of us ;-)

> So meeting someone with the same name is always nice. But it never

fails

> someone will misinterpret it and call me Anne, or or once

when I

> was in 8th grade Martha - LOL (my maiden name is Matha see: n

Matha=

> Martha... my gym teacher accidentally called me it and it stuck for

the

> whole year... I hated it :-)) Anywho - the A and O thing do make it

a lot

> clearer ;-)) My husband's name is Jon, cant make it anymore common,

but at

> least he lost the H.... His mom says, with a last name like

Fromknecht she

> had to make it as short as she could... , I don't know what to

tell

> ya... There were a lot of (s) and Amy(s) on my Aug02 moms group

too -

> everyone just had a pen name

>

> MariAn

>

> AKA Martha

>

> > Re: Isn't having two with the same name great?

> >

> >

> > Not when your name is . I can tell you, I am always confused

when

> > some one just says . I always find myself asking, " Which

? " If I

> > am not mistaken, there are at least three of us here.

> >

> > Tucker

> > Mom of Milan 4 wcf

> >

> > Helping CF families one breath at a time

> > www.milanfoundation.org

[Guest guest]

Hi n,

Fromknecht is german (Frommknecht to be precise) and means " pious

farm-hand " :-)). To me it sounds common and is easy to pronounce.

Peace

Torsten

> MariAn/MariOn is not a very common name... at least outside my

family -

> where there are 4 of us ;-)

> So meeting someone with the same name is always nice. But it never

fails

> someone will misinterpret it and call me Anne, or or once

when I

> was in 8th grade Martha - LOL (my maiden name is Matha see: n

Matha=

> Martha... my gym teacher accidentally called me it and it stuck for

the

> whole year... I hated it :-)) Anywho - the A and O thing do make it

a lot

> clearer ;-)) My husband's name is Jon, cant make it anymore common,

but at

> least he lost the H.... His mom says, with a last name like

Fromknecht she

> had to make it as short as she could... , I don't know what to

tell

> ya... There were a lot of (s) and Amy(s) on my Aug02 moms group

too -

> everyone just had a pen name

>

> MariAn

>

> AKA Martha

>

> > Re: Isn't having two with the same name great?

> >

> >

> > Not when your name is . I can tell you, I am always confused

when

> > some one just says . I always find myself asking, " Which

? " If I

> > am not mistaken, there are at least three of us here.

> >

> > Tucker

> > Mom of Milan 4 wcf

> >

> > Helping CF families one breath at a time

> > www.milanfoundation.org

[Guest guest]

Yep Torsten, you are right. I actually " do " genealogy and learned this a

couple years ago... when I tried to tell my father-in-law what it meant he

didn't believe me :-)) My husband's family comes from Bayern,

Grossfischlingen to be exact. It's been a lot of fun doing his side. A lot

of the double " M " ers (as we call 'em) immigrated more to the west... we have

yet to connect them, but know they're related somehow. Fromknecht is

actually a pretty common name here in Erie, but go outside this city and

people look at it like it's a whole other language

Now my side is a whole other story, I am Italian/Irish :-)

MariAn

AKA Robinhood's Friend ;-)

> Re: Isn't having two with the same name great?

>

> Hi n,

>

> Fromknecht is german (Frommknecht to be precise) and means " pious

> farm-hand " :-)). To me it sounds common and is easy to pronounce.

>

> Peace

> Torsten

>

[Guest guest]

Yep Torsten, you are right. I actually " do " genealogy and learned this a

couple years ago... when I tried to tell my father-in-law what it meant he

didn't believe me :-)) My husband's family comes from Bayern,

Grossfischlingen to be exact. It's been a lot of fun doing his side. A lot

of the double " M " ers (as we call 'em) immigrated more to the west... we have

yet to connect them, but know they're related somehow. Fromknecht is

actually a pretty common name here in Erie, but go outside this city and

people look at it like it's a whole other language

Now my side is a whole other story, I am Italian/Irish :-)

MariAn

AKA Robinhood's Friend ;-)

> Re: Isn't having two with the same name great?

>

> Hi n,

>

> Fromknecht is german (Frommknecht to be precise) and means " pious

> farm-hand " :-)). To me it sounds common and is easy to pronounce.

>

> Peace

> Torsten

>

[Guest guest]

Yep Torsten, you are right. I actually " do " genealogy and learned this a

couple years ago... when I tried to tell my father-in-law what it meant he

didn't believe me :-)) My husband's family comes from Bayern,

Grossfischlingen to be exact. It's been a lot of fun doing his side. A lot

of the double " M " ers (as we call 'em) immigrated more to the west... we have

yet to connect them, but know they're related somehow. Fromknecht is

actually a pretty common name here in Erie, but go outside this city and

people look at it like it's a whole other language

Now my side is a whole other story, I am Italian/Irish :-)

MariAn

AKA Robinhood's Friend ;-)

> Re: Isn't having two with the same name great?

>

> Hi n,

>

> Fromknecht is german (Frommknecht to be precise) and means " pious

> farm-hand " :-)). To me it sounds common and is easy to pronounce.

>

> Peace

> Torsten

>