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Originally Posted By: Buffalo ShrdluOriginally Posted By: zmjezhdwhen did surnames begin to come into play?
Depends on where you're talking about. In England, it was after the Norman invasion. Probably in the 13th century. Started with the nobles, spread to the non-nobles later.
just thinking about names and language and what we called each other before we had surnames.
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