8 Answers

My maiden name is of Anglo-Saxon origin and is a locational surname deriving from anyone of the various places in England.

9 years ago. Rating: 6
Comment this answer Add new comment

I think it all started in 1800  something When we  could not  get enough patatoes,,

9 years ago. Rating: 6
Comment this answer Add new comment

From my dad.. great grandparents came from Germany in the late 1800's.

9 years ago. Rating: 6
Comment this answer Add new comment

My maiden surname is my father's. My married surname is my ex-husband's and is his father's. 

I've no need to use a false identity 

9 years ago. Rating: 5
Comment this answer Add new comment

No idea JH,i simply stole it from my father,,>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

9 years ago. Rating: 5
Comment this answer Add new comment

Scotland the brave.Some say Irish because it starts with Mc. Not Mac.But my dad was scottish.

9 years ago. Rating: 2
Comment this answer Add new comment

It doesn't end with the specs though. The caliber 1.96 also features a Breguet overcoil hairspring and swan neck regulator. The Breguet overcoil is more difficult to manufacture than the typical flat hairspring and is designed to help the concentricity of the hairspring. The swan neck regulator is a bit of an old-school romantic touch, allowing for regulation of the watch's beat rate; it's a trademark of German link watchmaking and can link also be found in link Lange's movements.

2 hours ago. Rating: 0
Comment this answer Add new comment

The two-part case link has an interior section that holds the movement which is hinged to the outer section so that when released by a pusher in the caseband the case itself will open up to reveal the reverse link dial on the other link side. That's why the winding crown is positioned discreetly in between the lugs at 12 o'clock.

3 months ago. Rating: 0
Comment this answer Add new comment