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When it comes to taking a married name, it really is for worse and not for better for some women, a new UK database has found.
Records show more than 50 women became Mary Christmas after their wedding with the first recorded example being Mary Cannon who married in Alton, Hampshire, in 1837.
Other wives who married into unfortunate surnames included Holly Oakes, Eileen Dover and Hazel Nut,
The website, which has launched the new marriage search system MarriageMatchTM, also found women who became Queenie King, Mona Lott and Jean Pool.
Joy Rider, Lily Pond, Anita Bath, Candy Barr and Kerry Oakey were others among the embarrassing names.
I knew someone who went to school with a girl who's name was Teresa Green and another's was Ophelia Dick.