Your Name in the Dominion of Southern America

tom · Jul 4, 2016

My name is Tom Mazanec. All eight of my great-grandparents were born in Bohemia (I was born in 1958). Any chance you will have a use for a Bohunk in your ATL?

Aishio · Jul 30, 2016

Al (Alphonse) Carter, anglisized version of my name, for some emigrant to the Americas who can rise high, although I don't read your TL but already tried but couldnt because the "UI" is too much for my eyes.

Glen · Dec 11, 2016

Anyone else want a cameo?

MorningDew · Dec 11, 2016

Glen said:
Anyone else want a cameo?

I believe I put my name on the list thread a while back.

Sporian · Dec 11, 2016

Glen said:
Anyone else want a cameo?

Alec Willis. English through and through, used to own land in England, but my branch of the family fled to Ohio and the west to flee from English law. Your choice, for where it shows up.

EDIT: Oh, and it's a modernization of Alkanzer. Do with that what you will.

Sir Prizing · Dec 11, 2016

I already had a cameo, but I'd love another. Perhaps though we could learn more about the guy of mine who already showed up.

I'd be more than happy to help flesh out the character if you want me to.

FleetMac · Dec 12, 2016

I'd like one, if at all possible. I also put my name in some time ago.

The_Last_Plantagenet · Dec 12, 2016

Glen said:
Anyone else want a cameo?

James Graham, a very common name in my family. Scottish origins, from Montrose Dukes.

Redcoat · Feb 26, 2017

This seems a bit old of a thread, but I'd like to add one. samuel Oomen, my grandfather who served in the indian navy during the recapture of Goa. He was from Kerala.