0
What else can I help you with?
Is surname verma OBC in UP?
Not Necessary
How do you use the word surname in a sentence?
A surname is a family name. Please enter your surname in the first box on the form.
Why did Schofield use his mom's surname instead of his dad's surname?
Please be more specific.
Where is the surname Ethier from?
The Ethier surname has been in use from very early times in Picardy, France.
Who use Kumar as a surname?
no ONE U *****
Can you use a different surname in school?
Yes, but you must establish that surname in your records beginning with your first day.
Who was first use kalla surname in India?
K h v srinivas & family are using this surname.
What is a Surname from 1940?
Virtually any surname in use today was also in use in 1940. So look in any telephone directory and pick a name. I was also in use in 1940.
What is use of venner?
there are no uses of venner it is just a surname what people use. :)
What was Queen Elizabeth's surname when she was a child?
The Queen does not normally use or need a surname for many reasons, not the least of which is because as head-of-state, she does not need to be issued a driver's license or passport. However, when necessary, the royal family uses the surname "Windsor," a name that has been in use since 1917 during World War I. It comes from the name of one of the royal residences, Windsor Castle. This was instituted when the British King denounced all German titles that the family held when war broke out between Germany and England. Prior to that, the surname used (again, only on occassion) was Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. In England, royalty without the title of "His Royal Highness"/"Her Royal Highness" (HRH) use the surname "Mountbatten-Windsor" which is a combination of Prince Phillip's surname and Queen Elizabeth's.
Who had the surname Brayboy?
In most cases, the identity of the first person to use any particular surname is lost to history.
What is the caste of people with surname bhowmik in Hindu religion?
Generally SC people use the surname bhowmick in hindu religion. Presently others also using.
