Variations in the Spelling of a Surname (Announce)
by kermie62 
, Saturday, February 13, 2010, 01:01 (5396 days ago) @ admin
It also pays to thing laterally and in terms of sounds.
I was researching an irish woman named Hanna Sale and found her listed as Anna Seal. I guess to english ears this is what her name sounds like with an irish accent. It was also wonderful because it is the closest I have to a voice recording of how she spoke.
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