[Sca-cooks] SCA names for foodie types

[Susan Fox-Davis]

I'm having one of THOSE days.  Here is the URL:

http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/misplacednamesbyname.htm

JM is one of those fascinating persons who has channeled her obsession 
into a truly momentous SCA career.  This list is a work which will 
always be in progress;  she adds new items every time she finds 
something weird or interesting in this frequently-used name book.  

Sel.

Huette von Ahrens wrote:

>Selene Sweetheart, Bubeleh, Friend!
>
>Just exactly where can I find this name list?
>Or see this article?
>
>Huette, enquiring minds just have to know!
>
>
>--- Susan Fox-Davis <selene at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>Now that's a name list I need to accumulate, in
>>my other "persona" as a 
>>titled herald.
>>Here is the post from the SCA Heralds e-list,
>>forwarded with the 
>>permission of the author.
>>
>>Also see article on '"Misplaced" Names in
>>Reaney & Wilson - Sorted By Name'
>>by Jeanne Marie Lacroix, Crescent Herald.  
>>These are surnames with Interesting meanings
>>that might be of interest to anyone shopping
>>for a period English name.
>>
>>Best, Selene
>>Aurum Pursuivant, Caid
>>
>>=-=-=-=  forwarded material =-=-=-=
>>
>>(I just found a byname for someone who 'saves
>>bacon'...)
>> > > Okay...I know someone who just might like
>>that. *grin* > What is it?
>>
>>
>>Sparbakoun 'spare-bacon', dated 1338 in Jonsjo.
>>
>>- Teceangl
>>--
>> Unless you, pause, every other, word, don't
>>put, commas, into your, blazon.
>>