on 5/29/01 4:05 AM, Jean Stokes at sinead@milamba.com wrote:
> Dear Neil
> My understanding is that the proportion is the same. It is just easier to
> find male descendants if they haven't had a name change. We women accept
> our husband's surnames, our daughters if they marry, do the same and we can
> get lost. And if you have Sassenach blood from that marriage - oh dear. ( I
> do.) :-}
> Regards
> Jean
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>> If you have Sinclair blood and are a McCullough, you have the best of both
>> genetic lines.
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Hi Jean;
In Quebec Canada, the woman keeps her maiden name, but may use her married
name, if she desires to, except on some occasions-- this is difficult for
the older ladies, my bother's wife's mother often forgets.
Myrna
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