Law as a name?

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MummyJ2R · 24/05/2019 17:13

My husbands grandfathers name was Law , not short for anything and that was in the 1900s! so I was wondering if it's too unusual to use, or I will be forever explaining or spelling it out? We really like it as we were wanting a short 3 letter name anyway....but ones like Leo Jed Ned are just not quite right ...

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sanityisamyth · 27/05/2019 08:11

Lawton?

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MummyJ2R · 27/05/2019 14:03

I do like Lawson alot, however we have 'son' in our surname 😖so its a no go and Lawrence I dont like anyway. Think maybe il wait and when the baby is here I'm sure I will know if it's right or not, thanks for replies

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OhhMyLittleGirls · 27/05/2019 14:14

My best friend’s son’s name is Lawrie nn Law, which would work too and is super cute if you like it!

stucknoue · 27/05/2019 14:25

Lawrence? Law isn't a name, I suspect the relatives was Lawrence too, very popular then

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MummyJ2R · 27/05/2019 15:00

Nope it wasnt Lawrence

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