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Comments for ETHELINDA:
May also be 'linde' = soft, tender.-- Amatire 5/18/2005
Noble snake? That's a bit unusual, eh?-- Anonymous User 6/2/2006
It should be noted that dragons were often referred to as "snakes" in Germanic mythology.-- Anonymous User 4/4/2007
'Lind' means lime-tree in Old English and was sometimes used poetically to refer to a shield made of that type of wood. Ethelinda could therefore mean Noble Shield.-- Anonymous User 4/5/2007
Ethelinda Vanderbilt Allen was the daughter of American royalty Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt.-- Anonymous User 5/15/2007
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