| Midgelaye | Midgeleye | Midgelei | Midglaye | Midgley |
| Migeley | Miggeley | Miggelay | Migley | Megelay |
| Mydghley | Mydglay | Mydgley | Myggelay | Mydgele |
| Mydghley | Mydglay | Mydgley | Myggelay | Mygdlaye |
| Miggele |
Migele |
Midgele |
||
| Mygdlay | Miedley (Heptonstall) |
Mydgeley (Saxton 1577) |
Midgeley (Speed 1608) |
Middgley (Morden 1680) |
| And of course not forgetting Midgley of the map (Teesdale 1828) |
Try the Thesaurus for
surnames- how many variations are possible
Does this make you "roused to fury"? or just furiously roused? Or maybe it confirms in your mind that maybe no one can ever spell it the way you want it to be spelled.
Been there, get the T-shirt. Try this one on for size.
1 All the ways of spelling your name in various fonts have been constucted.
2. click
here for a selection to choose from
3. Print off for Bookcovers etc. OR
4. Print onto T-shirt transfer paper through your printer.
5. Iron it on to a good quality plain T-shirt
.........when they ask : "how do you spell that"?
you can just point to the one you wish them to copy down, (make sure it's
not on the back!). Ah, if only the Anglians had done the same for the poor
old Norman scribes, life would be much simpler.
Note: No responsibility will be taken whatsoever for the effect(s) this unique shirt will have either in thought word or deed upon the wearer of said shirt or in the case of exposure to the said effects upon the recepient of this device, in any eventuality, visual or otherwise, that have been affixed thereto.
Totally unrelated but.....probably the World's best looking car