French Surnames Novels & Stories

explained Francois. “Holy Cow! Really!? So he changed his name and became Davidson Davidson like his brother William Williams!? So, you are saying that you are actually a Williams!? That is just quite a story!! So we are like... related. No, we are definitely related,” said Marianne, feeling astounded with the knowledge that Francois came from the Williams family. “Yeah… there should be some genes left in there.” “My uncle told me to help out the origin of our family. It’s our bound duty to protect what our ancestors had built up,” said Francois.

I chiseled in with surprise and amusement mixed together. “Yes!” Shrill-voice yelped, seeming relieved by the revelation. “It’s Shrill-voice and not Frenchie!” He didn’t like the name alright. “Okay okay,” I uttered in acceptance. “But are you French?” I asked, even though I knew the answer. Of course, he was of French origin. Why else would he be bearing ’Frenchie’ as a name? “No.” I heard. “What?!” “I said, no. I’m not French.” He explained while I stared in disbelief!

As Xavier and Yvette stood together, he whispered, "If you don't want to change their surname, then don't." Yvette was somewhat incredulous. "Is that really what you want?" "It's just a name," Xavier replied. Yvette had expected him to insist on having their sons take his surname. After hesitating for a moment, she said, "No, it's unfair to you. We'll change their surname after some time." Xavier didn't say anything other than "okay" upon hearing that. In this society, most people took up their father's surname. It was only in cases of divorce or other reasons that children might retain their mother's surname.

"I take it you're her maternal grandfather?" "I am," he said. "Charlotte chose to take another surname, Girard, when she was forced into servitude with the Dumonts. She didn't want the Moreau family name sullied by their evil." He bowed his head, firelight creating shadows across the grooved wrinkles on his cheek. Raoul twitched, head ducking as Oleksander went on. "She is the best and bravest of us. I could not ask for a more noble grandchild."

the doctor greeted whilst probing my flat belly. My teeth flashed towards her way and replied, “Thank you.” Then, I threw a silly look at Aero when I remembered how he picked ‘Blackwolfe’ as our human patronym. Phanteon families opted out on surnames. Rather, they use their pack names or other certain traits a wolf has to distinguish their families. Again, Aero created the ‘Blackwolfe’ surname out of whim stating he was a black wolf and that it sounded cool. Hmph. Definitely original.

"My great-grandfather came to this country a hundred years ago and married my great-grandmother, who later gave birth to my grandfather. My grandfather took the surname 'Burke', the abbreviation of Burke-Gaffney." After hearing Julien's words, it dawned on Sydney. "So that's how it is. Your mother's family is quite complicated." Julien laughed. "My mother's family is huge. It's indeed a bit complicated." "I have never heard you mention your grandfather's family, and I've never heard of a family surnamed Burke either." Sydney tilted her head, thought carefully for a moment, and nodded with certainty. "I'm sure I haven't." Julien embraced her tightly again. "They just don't use Burke as their