The latest installment from the ever-growing list of names that have caught my attention:
Frieda Maus
Etta Cook
Etta Richwine
Hilda Hemp
Pealie Jean Winzer
(Miss) Domonique Dolphus
Calamity Williams
James Younger, Sr.
Roosevelt Brackett, Sr.
A'Quonesia Franklin
Jennifer Schmuck
Nelson O. Chipchin
Heath Clift
(Ms.) Flay Gray
Dr. Cleat E. Mock
Van Buren Quattlebaum
Carlton Smack
Scarlett Parsley Hooker
S.Q. Wye
Hazel Bagwell
India and Currie Cox
Cherie Gift
Idella Charity
Felicity Payne
Rev. Jessicener Williamson
Skip Inabinett
Wienfield Tibbs, Jr.
(Mr.) Carveth W. Gooch
Georgella Hefty
Medorum Crawford
Regina D. King
Chester Chinn
Lennis and Elvie Pilson
Donald, Donna, and Donice Goines (siblings)
Royal, Royell, and Roynee Walker (siblings)
Eola Dance
Edna Earle Booze
Holly Hornbeak
(Mrs.) Lettice McKenzie
Opal Regalia
Bishop Thaddeus B. Winkey
(Mr.) Hiawatha Crank
Thurman Zollicoffer
Shatonya Lumpkin
Argilathea Cooksey
(Ms.) Ventsene Love
Frenchy May Parker
Faymelette Rindgo
Toloria and Ponjola Braswell (siblings)
Leroy and June Bug Bynacker (and son Darwin, a.k.a. "Dinkie")
Roscoe Roy Coats
(Mr.) Arzie L. Cristy
Maizie Hightower DeLancey
(Mrs.) Bernielou Goad
Geneva Hawks
(Mrs.) Verdie Kidwell
Holiday Smith
(Mr.) Wellstood Tipton
Delilah Darling
Clement Greenfield, Sr.
Folger Gross, Hubba Norvell Jones, and Theory "Rat" Holland (3 of 10 siblings)
Shy Meeker
(Mrs.) Brownie Stamp
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3 comments:
Curious. How do you find your names. My mother's name is on the list? Just wondering.....
They come from everywhere my eyes venture: newspapers, magazines, TV, movies. Sometimes people submit them. They have to catch my fancy, and they have to be real.
Very nice. Interesting too. Makes a nice memory that also shows the person existed... in today's culture "so soon we forget." Keep up the grea work!
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