1975 The Man The Myth The Legend Vintage Perfectyly Aged shirt

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You get a family name (“last” name) from both your parents. So even if you have the 1975 The Man The Myth The Legend Vintage Perfectyly Aged shirt also I will do this same given name (“first” name) as your dad, it’d be obvious who is who cus he has different parents than you do. In one branch of my ancestors it seems like half or more of the males were named Peter or some variant of that. Makes tracing family lines quite difficult when they didn’t add Junior, 2nd, 3rd etc. and when some married, had a family, wife died, he got remarried several years later, had more kids – and someone writing stuff down got confused about which Peter… Why Peter? Because the first of the surname that would eventually be re-spelled Eshelman was a Peter, or Pitr or whatever and apparently for a century or so everyone in the family wanted to name at least one son after the earliest ancestor to come to the New World Colonies. (IIRC in the 1500’s) I want to take a trip to the part of Pennsylvania where nobody will spell my last name wrong because about 50% of it was established by, named by, or named for an Eshelman.

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By the 1975 The Man The Myth The Legend Vintage Perfectyly Aged shirt also I will do this time my paternal grandfather came along, Peter was apparently out of fashion so he got named Ellis Esley Eshelman. I’m in my 20s and I had and still have cousins who don’t have social security numbers cause of how far they lived out. Their parents didn’t either. I had a great uncle who’d only completed the 6th/7th grade cause he faked his credentials to get into the milatary to provide for his siblings. His siblings got to finish school because of him, but he didn’t fully learn to read and write until he was about 50ish. Sweetest man ever though. We’re still not exactly sure how old my grandfather was. Back then on the farm kids were born at home and you had to travel to the city to get them officially registered with birth certificates. Great grandpa went one year and registered like 5 of his kids in one go, and wouldn’t you know they’re all one year one month apart from each other and all have birthdays on a 15th. Not sure if illegal but when my grandpa was discharged from the military they switched around his first and middle name on idk what paper work. It didnt affect his day to day so he didnt care…until about 60 years later when he needed to go to a nursing home and they made him get all his paperwork fixed. Kind of a weird story because my dad and I are named after him, but for some reason they went with middle name first name for us lol

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.