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Goodhusband Surname Definition:

GOODHUSBAND: To contradistinguish the first bearer from another person of the same Christian name, who was not remarkable for fidelity towards his wife. In the H.R. we find an Agnes Godhosbonde, which shows that it had become (temp. Edw. I.

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Goodhusband Surname Meaning

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GOODHUSBAND: To contradistinguish the first bearer from another person of the same Christian name, who was not remarkable for fidelity towards his wife. In the H.R. we find an Agnes Godhosbonde, which shows that it had become (temp. Edw. I.) a permanent surname. Younghusband is also a well-known family name.

— Patronymica Britannica (1860) by Mark Antony Lower
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