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*'''[[Erik Darling]]''' (Agnes Crumplebottom's husband) -- Erik means "one", "alone" in Old Norse. Also perhaps he was named after musician ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Darling Erik Darling]''. |
*'''[[Erik Darling]]''' (Agnes Crumplebottom's husband) -- Erik means "one", "alone" in Old Norse. Also perhaps he was named after musician ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Darling Erik Darling]''. |
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'''[[Ian Arneson]]''' (Elmira Clamp's niece) : The Scottish Gaelic version of John, which means God is Gracious. |
*'''[[Ian Arneson]]''' (Elmira Clamp's niece) : The Scottish Gaelic version of John, which means God is Gracious. |
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*'''Bachelor''' -- "an unmarried man" |
*'''Bachelor''' -- "an unmarried man" |
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