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Me!

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Do you see my resemblance to these people? They are French!  Oui!

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I am lucky to have direct Austrian, maternal origins! Look how beautiful that place is!

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Other origins for my surname are Italy and Switzerland according to ancestry.com. In my own ancestral records, I am Austrian, French, Irish, and a very small fraction Cherokee. And none but my French side are reflected in my last name. I love my name--can I keep it when I get married?!

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Other origins for my surname are Italy and Switzerland according to ancestry.com. In my own ancestral records, I am Austrian, French, Irish, and a very small fraction Cherokee. And none but my French side are reflected in my last name. I love my name--can I keep it when I get married?!

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Last name: Bonnette. (n.d.). Retrieved August 29,  2016, from http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/bonnette

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Last name: Bonnette. (n.d.). Retrieved August 29,  2016, from http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/bonnette

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Bonnette Family History. (n.d.). Retrieved August 30, 2016, from http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=bonnette

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Evolving from a medieval nickname for a handsome man ("bon" meaning "attractive") in England, France has housed many variations of "Bonnette" in recent years. These included "Bonnet, Bonnett, Bonnin, and Bunnett" among others. It is my grandmother's knowledge that my grandfather's great-grandfather had changed our variation, "Bonnet" ("bone-ay) to "Bonnette" ("bonn-ett") in order to evolve it into an easy, American pronunciation. (This is all superstition, though--my grandmother is quite a storyteller.)

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Evolving from a medieval nickname for a handsome man ("bon" meaning "attractive") in England, France has housed many variations of "Bonnette" in recent years. These included "Bonnet, Bonnett, Bonnin, and Bunnett" among others. It is my grandmother's knowledge that my grandfather's great-grandfather had changed our variation, "Bonnet" ("bone-ay) to "Bonnette" ("bonn-ett") in order to evolve it into an easy, American pronunciation. (This is all superstition, though--my grandmother is quite a storyteller.)

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My surname is most commonly of French origin.

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I am a "oui" bit French. And very French-toasty.