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posted by [personal profile] elanya at 08:00pm on 06/04/2007 under ,
Mr. Greatbatch

That is all :V
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posted by [identity profile] chairman-matt.livejournal.com at 01:47am on 07/04/2007
My grandmother was a Greatbatch, its a fairly common, if regional, name where i'm from, the following link shows the spread over time:

http://www.spatial-literacy.org/UCLnames/Surnames.aspx

See how the extended family moves from stoke-on-trent to ... regions mostly adjoining stoke-on-trent :D

 
posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 01:52am on 07/04/2007
that's awesome ^-^

There was a Greatbatch in Bermuda in 1708 :V
 
Ahhh! Adventurous cousin Bob! We wondered where he got to :P

Weston is a little more boring later on in that its a generic english location name. You can see this in the way its stops at the celtic fringe in the 1881 map. Oddly we don't seem to have mixed with the east of england/the north much. Must have been mercians way back or somesuch :P
 
posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 02:22am on 07/04/2007
Yeah, Hatch hasn't got anything really interesting to it either :/
 
but very popular in Hampshire, West Sussex and the Isle Of Wight
 
posted by [identity profile] rumor-esq.livejournal.com at 06:01pm on 07/04/2007
I think Whiskeyjack and Van der Wolf are contenders.
 
posted by [identity profile] shanmonster.livejournal.com at 08:53pm on 07/04/2007
My favourite surname I've encountered is Strikeswithagun.

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