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To: Fred Nerks
I simply posted the frequency of the name Mae to demonstrate that it is fairly common. Especially at that point in time. A Celtic origin is no impediment to adoption by other racial/ethnic groups.

Mae C. Jemison born 10/17/1956

419 posted on 06/27/2013 4:21:36 PM PDT by Myrddin
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To: Myrddin

And I thought we were discussing if the name on the index OBADO DUPLICATE MAE was actually the name of a child or not.

Is MAE an acromym for something, or does it mean that the name OBADO MAE was a duplicate.

And if it’s a DUPLICATE, where’s the entry for MAE OBADO?

Image of astronaut irrelevant, I’m thinking, but thanks anyway.


420 posted on 06/27/2013 4:28:15 PM PDT by Fred Nerks
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