Dull Early Womens Names

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  1. Patsy Faye

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    Funee :p
     
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    Clara
    Patsy
    Viola
    Dorothy
     
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    Patsy ! :p
    Although I do prefer Patricia - people always shorten :)
     
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    My cousin's name is Patsy. I thought it was short for Patricia but no it's just Patsy. One of her sister's name is Suzanne.
     
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    That's unusual but then you can name your baby whatever you choose to
    I'm Patricia but my Foster Mum called me Patsy and its stayed. Its OK with me :)

    @Von Jones
     
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    Mamie
     
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    Why, that two-timing wretch!
    Hal
     
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    My mothers name is Ann, my middle name is Ann, grandgirl is Anna. Love the name at this point in my life but didn't appreciate it years ago.
     
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    abigail
    hannah
    pearl
     
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    Bingo, Shirley...Gertrude is a real loser!

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    My grandmother was Cora and her daughter/my aunt was Corina.

    My late sister-in-law was Agnes. She was named for her French Canadian great grandmother.
     
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    I really like most of those names!! I think recycling retro names for females or males is really considered cool these days! My first name isn't actually Bess, which is good since it's the only one I don't particularly like because it's a cow name, but I'm really partial to the name Helen. It sounds so very dignified. I also like Karoline, with a K, like my mom spells hers.
     
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    Well, so far seven of the above-mentioned names belong/belonged to relatives of mine. Four of the living ones range from 6 to 94 years of age. I guess we kept up the tradition of dull names.
     
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