| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 15.1 | Surname as Middle Name? | 3158::DAVIS | Grins | Tue Jul 15 1986 16:57 | 8 |
| You might try a family surname...
By the way, I believe your spelling is correct and mine
was not. :^)
grins,
Marge
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| 15.2 | Middlename | 18547::SCHARMANN | | Thu Aug 14 1986 12:41 | 6 |
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You might want to consider "Marie" on account the name Annelise
sounds and looks like it might have a touch of Itialan in it.
I think that marie would sound pretty when pronounced with the
first name Annelise Marie, it has a certian ring to it.
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| 15.3 | | 6178::STOCKRM97 | | Fri Jul 17 1987 14:04 | 3 |
| I also think "Marie" would sound good. If not that mabey "Lee",
something with that ring too it..
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| 15.4 | | WR2FOR::VOGELSANG_JU | | Tue Nov 21 1989 20:22 | 8 |
| Anneliese Marie sounds like a good combination, although, Anneliese
is a German name. It is my middle name and also my mother's first
name and she is from Germany. There is also an old German folksong
call "Anneliese".
Julie Anneliese
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| 15.5 | Italy has a version too | CSC32::P_TOMARO | | Fri Jun 15 1990 20:17 | 5 |
| In northern Italy they have a derivative which they spell Annalisa.
This is not too surprising, many northern Italians are of German
decent and spellings change rapidly. My exchange student used Michele
for the middle name. (I hope I have that spelled correctly. It was
pronounced me-shell like the French feminine of Michael).
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