[ANSTHRLD] SENA Question

[Bob Wade]

<Insert the de Lincoln Disclaimer here -- "NOT a name expert ...">
To the best of my knowledge, double given names in England didn't became a significant statistical minority until the Grey Period (1600-1650), but there are scattered documented instances in the mid to late 1500's.
The documentation might be approachable in the 15th century under double surnames.  What, specifically, does the submitter want?
Tostig

--- On Wed, 1/23/13, George (Alric) <sidhe01 at swbell.net> wrote:

From: George (Alric) <sidhe01 at swbell.net>
Subject: [ANSTHRLD] SENA Question
To: heralds at lists.ansteorra.org
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2013, 1:03 PM

Greetings all

I have a client who desires a Norman/English name with double given names.  According to the way I read the SENA rules this is acceptable in a “late period” name.  My questions thus becomes, what exactly is “Late Period?”  My client wants her name to match her persona of an English woman of the 1400s?  

I remain YIS
HL Alric Moorgannwgg
Loch Ruadh Pursuivant
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