[Ansteorra] marriage and registered persona names

[Addington, Debbie, A]

in my persona's time and culture, we kept our fathers surname and daughters
could be given either mom or dad's surname.

Maidenhair

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> Subject:	[Ansteorra] marriage and registered persona names
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> I was curious to hear what other ladies in the society thought about
> persona
> marriage and the taking of the man's name.  Should a woman take her
> husband's name in persona?  Should she re-register her name if she does?
> just curious -
> Robin Anderson of Ross (should it be Robin Drummond?)
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