Did your grandparents have names you don't hear much anymore?
Like Clarence, Hubert or Marmaduke for the men and Phyllis, Edna or Blanche for the women?
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My grandparents had Italian names, but the English equivalents are still pretty common in the U.S.
On the other hand, I had an Aunt Sadie. I have not met many Sadies lately, but yesterday there was a high school student named Sadie working as a cashier at the grocery store. I talked with her about her name. She was named after a great-grandmother.
On the other hand, I had an Aunt Sadie. I have not met many Sadies lately, but yesterday there was a high school student named Sadie working as a cashier at the grocery store. I talked with her about her name. She was named after a great-grandmother.
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