In many societies it is a long-standing tradition, but in some countries it is acceptable for the couple to hyphenate (or otherwise combine) the two family names. In others, women can keep their maiden name.
Christine Arnison has written: 'The name change book' -- subject(s): Married women, Names, Names, Personal, Personal Names
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They don't, but is a common tradition to take their husband's name. They can choose to keep their maiden name.
Since Henry Hudson was a man he did not change his name when he married and therefore has no "maiden name." Only married women could have maiden names.
No
Tradition.
The Bible names a number of married women. The following is a list of some notable women.Old TestamentEve married to AdamSarah married to AbrahamRebekah was married to IsaacLeah and Rachel were married to JacobZipporah married to MosesRuth married to BoazBathsheba married Uriah the Hittite then to King DavidNew TestamentElizabeth married to ZechariahMary married to Joseph
Traditionally, the woman will take the man's last name, so this would indeed involve a legal name change. However, it is not required, and more and more women are keeping their maiden names these days. Some couples will even combine their last names, or create new ones altogether.
men marry thinking women will never change.. women marry thinking men will change.... and atlast both are mistaken.... ;-)
No . Many professionals, such as doctors , or established business women retain their maiden names after marriage .
We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.We know of four women named Berenice in the Ptolemaic line. There may have been others who were not rulers or married to rulers, as the Ptolemies had a limited number of names that they used.
not really in fact if your married to him you have to change your last name .you have to change your maiden name