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▲===The [[Tinker Family]]===
▲*'''Tinker''': -- One who enjoys experimenting with and repairing machine parts. A clumsy repairer or worker; a meddler. (Since the Tinkers are toymakers, there could also be an allusion to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tinkertoy Tinkertoy] construction toy.)
*'''[[Ron Tinker]]''': -- "Having the Gods' Power," from rögn "gods," lit. "decreeing powers" (pl. of regin "decree") + valdr "ruler."
*'''[[Lauren Tinker]]''': -- "a shimmering effect seen over a hot surface."
*'''[[Stephen Tinker]]''': -- From stephanos "crown, and garland."
*'''[[Wanda Tinker]]''':
*'''[[Melody Tinker]]''': -- A tune; sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase or a studious and quiet woman.
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'''Ramirez''': -- patronymic from the personal name Ramiro, composed of the Germanic elements ragin ‘counsel’ + mari, meri ‘fame’.
*'''[[Lisa Ramirez]]''': -- is an English diminutive of Elizabeth, the English form of the Hebrew name, Elisheva, or Elisheba. Originally it meant “My God is Bountiful,” “God of Plenty,” “Consecrated to God,” “Oath of God,” “God is Satisfaction,” or “God is Perfection.”
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*'''[[Juan Ramirez]]''' -- Was occasionally used in English-speaking countries due to the influence of Lord Byron’s Don Juan and Mozart’s opera of the same name (at this time it was usually mispronounced “joo-awn”). It is currently one of the most popular Spanish names in the United States. It is also very common name in Spanish-speaking countries
*'''[[Theresa Ramirez]]''' -- Therasia, being borne by the Spanish wife of Saint Paulinus of Nola in the 4th century. The meaning is uncertain, but it could be derived from Greek θερος (theros) "summer
'''Mendoza Family''' -- Is a common Spanish surname and place name. The Portuguese version is Mendonça.
*'''[[Armando Mendoza]]''' -- Army man, variation of Herman, variation of Armand, of the army
*'''[[Carmen Mendoza]]''' -- Is a name very common in Spain, and it comes from "carmín
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'''Landgraab''' -- As in a "land grab", a forceful or underhanded taking of land to broaden a developer's land holdings (i.e. money and power).
*'''Malcolm Landgraab''', II, III, IV --
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*'''[[Marion Landgraab]]''' -- (form of Mary) "bitterness","rebelliousness", "wished for child" or "drop of the sea"
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▲'''[[Buckingham Family]]''' -- In the 7th century AD, Buckingham, literally "meadow of Bucca's people"
▲*'''[[Blair Buckingham]]''' -- (Celtic) "a plain". From a surname
*'''[[Virginia Buckingham]]''' -- (Latin) "chaste". According to legend, she was a Roman woman killed by her father so as to keep her a virgin
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'''Delarosa''' -- translates to "of the rose" in Spanish and Italian, which would be appropriate given that Florence is a florist. sounds like (rose) "thorn, bramble." "optimistic" "cheerful" "promising".
▲'''Delarosa''' -- translates to "of the rose" in Spanish and Italian, which would be appropriate given that Florence is a florist. sounds like (rose) "thorn, bramble." "optimistic" "cheerful" "promising".
*'''[[Mary Delarosa]]''' -- possible reference to the Mary Rose (also called an Ausmary, a type of English rose) "mother of Jesus, "rebellion." ." Nursery rhyme "Mary had a Little Lamb"
▲*'''[[Florence Delarosa]]''' -- " "blooming,", "to flower" "city name"
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*'''[[Gilbert Jacquet]]''' -- "a bright will", "a light pledge", "bright"
▲===The [[Jacquet Family]]===
*'''[[Denise Jacquet]]''' -- Female version of Dionysius, a male name originating from Ancient Greece. In Greek mythology, Dionysus was the god of wine responsible for growth of the vines and the originator of winemaking.
▲*'''Jacquet''' -- "a going on, action of walking forward," Figurative sense of "growth, development, advancement to higher stages"
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▲*'''[[Denise Jacquet]]''' -- Female version of Dionysius, a male name originating from Ancient Greece. In Greek mythology, Dionysus was the god of wine responsible for growth of the vines and the originator of winemaking.
▲*'''[[Xavier Jacquet]]''' -- Derived from the Basque place name Etxaberri meaning "the new house".
*'''[[Jerome Jacquet]]''' -- masc. proper name, from Fr. Jérome, from L.L. Hieronymus, from Gk. Hieronymos, lit. "holy name," from hieros "holy" + onyma, dialectal form of onoma "name"
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*'''[[Sabastian Jeffress]]''' -- Man from Sebaste is very likely a(n) Latin variant of the name Sebastian. See other suggested Latin boy baby names.
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▲===The [[Gieke Family]]===
▲*'''Gieke''' -- "A fool, dupe, simpleton" "to croak, cackle," "to mock, cheat." "wild men"
*'''[[Carl Gieke]]''' -- Means "man", "husband."
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*'''[[Chester Gieke]]''' -- Is the English form of “castra” or “caester” the Roman Latin word for “Fort.” It appears in many British places names and surnames (Winchester, Rochester, Manchester, Chichester, Chesterfield, Worchester, etc.).
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*'''[[Jodie Larson]]''' is a variant of Jody (English) and Joseph (Hebrew), and the meaning of Jodie is "Jehovah increases". also is a very rare male first name and a very rare surname
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