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    My great grandfather changed his surname when he moved from Crete to Naxos but I have some distant cretan cousins who still hold that surname

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen View Post
    What was the superstitious reason that led him to get his mom's maiden name?
    Repeated stillborns, so his parents decided to give him a different family name, to avert the Evil Eye.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Longbowman View Post
    Repeated stillborns, so his parents decided to give him a different family name, to avert the Evil Eye.
    Interesting, thanks.

    Have you ever thought about reclaiming your family's original surname?

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    Yes.

    Because I have two culturally diverging families (well three really) my last surname has been double barrelled, it goes like this:

    1st, 2nd given names, then 1st, (2nd+3rd) family names.

    I don't use all of them in day to day stuff for obvious reasons, but my great paternal family name is always there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen View Post
    Interesting, thanks.

    Have you ever thought about reclaiming your family's original surname?
    No, what would be the point? it would be expensive, confusing, and time-consuming for no gain.
    Who is rich? He who is happy with what he has - Simeon ben Zoma, Ethics of the Fathers, Talmud, Avot 4:1

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    Yes.

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    Unfortunately no. My grandfather changed it to seem less strange in America.

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    It's been the same for about 600 years as far back as I can record.
    Anglo Saxon + Frank (4.336)
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    Do you have the exact same surname that your direct paternal great-great-grandfather was born with?
    the same name but spelling is just two vocals different due to Romanianization of our Ukrainian surname in the past two generations through birth certificate mistakes. however, I got used to the wrong form my name has, so I am not about to change it. most people in my community have their name wrongly transliterated to Romanian from Ukrainian, an issue all minority ethnic groups in Romania share, except for Hungarians, only them manage to keep their surnames correctly spelled by the Romanians

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    No. My paternal side had two surnames until my grandfather changed it to just one when my dad was still a kid in school.

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