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>> Thanks, Toni: Yes, it was interesting that the Archibald in the book had a
>younger brother named Lewis as Archibald named his first born son Lewis Frank.
>Wish there were more in the book.
>> I'm leaving tomorrow to go to Mass. for a couple of weeks but hope to be
>back home for the holidays! Peace to all!
>Marge
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To Toni and Marge:
The name Lewis means "son", has a connotation with "student" and appears to
be connected with the name Owen and/or MacEwen. It is a name from the Isle
of Lewis in the Scottish Hebrides. The ancient history of the Isles
indicates that they were a bastion of the Druid tradition with a number of
"Colleges" located there. The name Archibald is also a name common to the
Clans and Lords of the Isles (Islay and Argyll in particular). It also has
a connotation alluding to a Druid title which indicates a pre-Norman/Norse
origin to the name.
Thought you might be interested
Sincerely
Christopher James Amos>
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