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Janet | Report | 14 Nov 2003 14:37 |
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Just a thought, but perhaps there were TWO Margarets in the family, and one was called Peggy to distinguish between them? I know a family where this happened. Janet East Northamptonshire |
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BrianW | Report | 14 Nov 2003 14:25 |
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Not read your "Swallows and Amazons" then? Peggy was Margaret to her mother and Nancy was Ruth (because pirates are ruthless"). |
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Peggy | Report | 14 Nov 2003 14:08 |
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Or maybe he isn't senile! According to my birth certificate, Peggy is my name, not a nickname. :) |
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AnninGlos | Report | 10 Nov 2003 22:23 |
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Yes. Peggy is a nickname for Margaret. Ann Glos |
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Heidemarie | Report | 10 Nov 2003 22:22 |
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can anyone tell me if peggy is a short version of margaret as on the familysearch site when i search for a peggy it gives margaret results? (my father belives he had aunts named both peggy and margaret or are they one and the same meaning my pops is going senile?) |
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