Victorian Last Names Novels & Stories

George further explained, "The civil war was against the past royal families still holding huge power in their hands. A lot of royal families in the west ended because of being assassinated and few survived but they don't go by the name of royals anymore but entrepreneurs keeping old professions alive." Hearing a lot of families ended, Valentine worried, he took his phone from the table and was typing Kenneth family while asking George, "Can I find out about them by typing the last name?" To his disappointment came George's reply, "No you won't, they only go by their company's name and there is no photo of them at all on the internet. A lot don't even know they are royal family" "Can you fin

EMMA Catherine was ten when she asked why her last name was different from her classmates who had divorced parents. "You and Dad aren't divorced," Catherine said, working on homework at the kitchen table. "So why do I have both your names?" "Because we wanted you to carry both our families forward," I explained. "Ashford from your dad's side and Morrison from mine." "But isn't your last name Ashford too?" Catherine asked, confused. "It is now," I said. "But I was born Morrison, and your great-aunt Patricia was a Morrison, and your grandmother Catherine was a Morrison before she married your grandfather."

Blake replied. "I looked her up online but only found the court cases. I guess I am one of the very few people that know how much of a badass she is." Chloe said, "But I honestly feel bad for Charles. He seemed to really love her." She added. "Yeah! He is one crazy lover..." "Wait, now that I think about it, I realize Victoria's legal name is still Mrs. Wentworth, how is that even possible?" She asked, interrupting Blake.