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Subject:	Re: origin of "KELON"
Author:	Ara-Maeve (guest, 212.238.43.20)
Date:	June 16, 2002 at 11:40:27 AM
Reply to:	origin of "KELON" by Nolly

A different spelling of Kelan/Kellan, I would say. That's an Irish name I believe.

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Messages in this thread:

origin of "KELON" - Nolly Jun 15 2002, 10:45:33 PM
- Re: origin of nataly - lucy pence Jan 21 2004, 4:42:45 PM
- Re: origin of "KELON" - Ju Ka Jun 18 2002, 11:48:31 AM
  - Re: origin of "KELON" - Nolly Jun 19 2002, 8:22:42 AM
- Re: origin of "KELON" - Nataly Jun 18 2002, 11:41:44 AM
- Re: origin of "KELON" - Ara-Maeve Jun 16 2002, 11:40:27 AM
  - Re: origin of "KELON" - Nolly Jun 17 2002, 2:00:47 AM
    - Re: origin of "KELON" - Ara-Maeve Jun 18 2002, 5:18:22 AM
- Re: origin of "KELON" - Agata Jun 15 2002, 10:57:20 PM
  - Re: origin of "KELON" - Nolly Jun 16 2002, 1:18:30 AM
    - Re: origin of "KELON" - Agata Jun 16 2002, 10:33:02 AM
      - Re: origin of "KELON" - Nolly Jun 17 2002, 2:02:31 AM

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