Message from @Triple Hernan
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While there were also plenty of McCarthy's who were manual labourers
In England so far as I'm aware the rules regarding heraldry are still quite strict but most all native names will have some at this point
Even dirt common names like Smith, Mason and Baker do
Well yeah they're real but far from rare lol
Of course it depends which Hammond's and how far back you're talking as well
OMG hoseyss here!
Lol
A lot of names in Ireland and the UK have a few origins
Like Robinson's from Scotland descend from clan Gunni, who were Vikings, or from a random lad called Robin, or even from a Jewish origin from "Rabin"
Hammond is not Anglo Saxon anyway anything ending in "mond" is Norman French origin so far as I can remember
True
Every family has its chads and it's disappointments
I'd focus on my families American history if I were you tbh, you're unlikely to find your English ancestors to any degree of accuracy
They could've lied about their name coming off the boat, plenty of Irish people just gave fake English names and claimed they were Protestants to fit in better
This is about as specific an answer as you'll ever find
Well as I said it isn't an uncommon name
I gotta poo but it's 5am
How closely related to them are you though
Lmao
was just looking at mine
and most of the notable events are people of the same surname dying in shipwrecks
or having their ships sunk
that's just bad luck, surely
looks like we should stay away from the ocean t b q h
all the best people do
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A lot of Euros would do that when moving to the US I think
(((Euros)))
What do those parentheses mean?
They mean someone is based
You'll always see (((Ben Shapiro)))
(((Dave Rubin)))
(((Milo yiannopoulis)))
Only chads get parentheses
A lot of Jews changed their names when they came to the US
The parentheses means based conservative
Yeah I always see people putting parentheses around the names of my favorite YouTubers, I always assumed it was a term of endearment.
Absolutely owned