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During WWI, the baby name Liberty -- and the first-middle combination "Liberty Bond" -- were tempting choices for patriotic parents. 
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"Cathay - Better known as William Cathay in order to fight as a soldier, the woman named Cathay Williams was"
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You may have read articles about "hot names" written before the Social Security Administration released their authoritative list of the 1,000 most popular names in 2012. Forget all about them. They...
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Categorising some of the growing trends in the US.
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"When I first heard this word (pronounced KEHS-tiss) I immediately thought what a great boys name this would make. It has a great..."
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A striking name.
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Were any U.S. babies named after the Battle of Gettysburg?
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You learn something new every day - and both of the Gettysburgs featured were female.
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A Memorial Day commemoration of the most fascinating names of Civil War generals.
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The only thing better than those beards are the names: from Catharinus to Cadwallader to Cullen.
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U.S. Social Security Administration reveals the top rising baby names of 2012. Great military names for babies including top rising boy name Major.
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I clicked on the link with some trepidation, but these names are pretty tasteful.
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If you want me to discuss one of your favourite names, or answer your baby name question, leave it in the comments below! My vlog channel: http://www.youtube...
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Today, Anastasia Ruby discusses four names, plus title names and the pros and cons of a couple of guilty pleasures.
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Gallipoli is a peninsula in Turkey, where the Gallipoli campaign took place between April 25 1915 and January 9 1916 during the First World War. The Australian and New Zealand forces, the Anzacs, l...
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A post in honour of Anzac day (25 April). NB "I cannot recommend Gallipoli as a first name."
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