family name

Names appear in the database as they do in court documents, meaning that some follow the Western naming convention of first name followed by family name, and others appear with the family name first, as is standard in China.

Beyond that, it’s not clear what his pitch to New Yorkers will be beyond that family name.

The note, which the New York Times published Monday, described how “embarrassing” he is to the family name and accused him of turning his back on Christian principles.

Today, the artist’s studio is closed to visitors at the Richmond museum that bears his family name — the Valentine.

Those family names may sound odd, but their members include some commonly known types.

Then they wrote her name on the coffin in gold letters and added the family name.

In traditional Japanese style, the family name is listed first.

But Langley Fox, his 24-year-old great grand-daughter, is proving you can make it sans the glamorous family name.

His family name lives in infamy as it adorns the plaza where Kennedy was shot.

Others around the room stressed that the Mubarak family name had afforded them no privileges.

He likened the celebrated Theophile to a calf, because Theophile's family name was Viaud, something resembling veau (a calf).

I wanted in some way to have my family name connected with it, and yet not so distinctly as to be suggestive, either.

The family name became extinct, and the homestead of seven or eight generations passed into the hands of one bearing another name.

I liked the way you shut up Judge Tuttle about your family name.

The family name depends wery much upon you, Samivel, and I hope you'll do wot's right by it.