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07-20-2023, 02:40 PM
It's interesting that you say you have birth date. That could help. I've seen databases of histories of name popularity.
In the film Splash (1984), it was funny that Darryl Hannah's character chooses the name "Madison" from a Madison Avenue street sign, because obviously "Madison" is not a girl's name.
24 years later, Madison is the 4th most popular name for girl babies!
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[Name history from the gov't.][1] (Check out Mary's sad decline through the last 100 years.)
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When I wrote to the White House as a child, Richard Nixon (or, perhaps a secretary) responded to me with some photos of the historic place, addressed to "Miss Rhett Anderson." "Miss Rhett?" It doesn't even make sense! Can we REALLY not tell the difference between Clark Gable's Rhett (with a mustache, in Gone With The Wind!) and Vivian Lee's Scarlett? I shall never forgive him, despite Neil Young's assurance that "even Richard Nixon has got soul."
In the film Splash (1984), it was funny that Darryl Hannah's character chooses the name "Madison" from a Madison Avenue street sign, because obviously "Madison" is not a girl's name.
24 years later, Madison is the 4th most popular name for girl babies!
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[Name history from the gov't.][1] (Check out Mary's sad decline through the last 100 years.)
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When I wrote to the White House as a child, Richard Nixon (or, perhaps a secretary) responded to me with some photos of the historic place, addressed to "Miss Rhett Anderson." "Miss Rhett?" It doesn't even make sense! Can we REALLY not tell the difference between Clark Gable's Rhett (with a mustache, in Gone With The Wind!) and Vivian Lee's Scarlett? I shall never forgive him, despite Neil Young's assurance that "even Richard Nixon has got soul."