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Interesting stuff, really. The study of naming is of interest to me (i.e. metaphysically, do names reflect reality as with respect to causation from the teleological argument [destiny prevails], or from a forward-causational influence [somehow
a name causes events to come into being])?
Seeing the emphasis on the syllables "Dun" and "Ross", I found it somewhat eery that I have chosen to work for ten years at a company called "Wingate Dunross, Inc."
Also, the prevalence of the name "Nicholas Meyler", in my family, is interesting. Why is this tradition in existence?? I doubt my parents were aware of the historical implications of their choice of names...
Rose, thank you for your research.
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