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How would my name be in Irish custom?

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Forename: Adam

Middle: Merlos

Surname: Ramirez

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  1. caed mille failte


  2. It could be that you have ancestors who where part of the Spanish Armarda and were 'shipwrecked' onto Ireland. Just an idea from a book I read once.

  3. Adam is the same.

    I don't know what Merlos means.

    Ramirez means "Son of Ramon", and Ramon, in turn, is like the Irish Raymond, so it would be "Adam Merlos Raymondson / Raymonds".

  4. Adam Merlos mac Ramirez

    or if Ted Pack is correct that Ramirez means Son of Ramon. then Adam Merlos mac Réamonn

  5. Ramirez doesn't mean the the son of

    the son of in any Irish surname is O'Hare. O'Shea, O'Malley etc.
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