Fanon:Osbourne family

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Osbourne family Description Now that Jess and Shark have moved out, Jack thought there might be some more room for the baby. But Willow Manor is ageing, and so are Jack and Jill. How long will it take before they are totally worn out by this "parenting" stuff? Name Osbourne family Members Jack Osbourne, Jill Osbourne, Jess Osbourne, Marty Osbourne, Ross Osbourne, Maddy Osbourne, Nancy Osbourne Number of generations 2 generations Lot Willow Manor Funds §160,000 Other Information Game The Sims 3 Playability Playable Neighborhood Twinbrook Write a Review!

Osbourne family Description These newly-weds decided to escape the loud and rowdy Willow Manor, but without their parent's endless supply of money, is this couple broke? Name Osbourne family Members Jess Osbourne, Shark Osbourne Number of generations 1 generation Lot Low Country Rambler Funds §4,250 Difficulty level Other Information Game The Sims 3 Playability Playable Neighborhood Twinbrook Write a Review!

The Osbourne Family are a couple of families living in Twinbrook. They are all related.

Onomatology

• Osbourne: ???
• Jill: Short for Gillian, which is the English form of Julia, which is the feminine version of Julian which means downy beard.
• Jack: Short for John, meaning "Graced by God" in Hebrew
• Jesamine: ???
• Marty: Short for Martin, which is derived from Martinus which was usually associated with the God of War
• Ross: May be thought of as a transferred surname, but the word itself comes from the Gaelic term 'ros' meaning 'headland'
• Maddy: A shortening of Madeline, a feminine name of Hebrew origin, and in its original form it can be found as Magdalene which means ‘From Magdala’, the name of a town which was the birthplace of Saint Mary Magdalene
• Nancy: A pet form of the Latin name Ann

(If you know onomatology that I don't, please add it in!)