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| Kern is a Welsh-English-Scottish mixed name. | Kern is a Welsh-English-Scottish mixed name. | ||
| The only way anyone could say he is Italian-American is if you want to say he is adopted. Honestly, why say he is Italian-America? It's not true. | The only way anyone could say he is Italian-American is if you want to say he is adopted. Honestly, why say he is Italian-America? It's not true. | ||
| Hey, it's me again. Someone tried to sneak the Italian thing in again, and I editied it to protect it from becoming a pile of lies. :P | |||
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I just wanted to let everyone know I editied Stan's entry. He is not Italian-American, and there is no evidence to support this conclusion. The evidence we do have points to German-English.
Can you elaborate on this, please? Yanksox 14:35, 6 June 2006 (UTC)
The last name, Marsh, is of German origin. The name Stanley is also. His grandfather flew Spitfires in WWII- Spitfires are British planes. Shelly, Sharon, Randy, Stan are all English names, with Stan being the english version of Stanley. Kern is a Welsh-English-Scottish mixed name. The only way anyone could say he is Italian-American is if you want to say he is adopted. Honestly, why say he is Italian-America? It's not true.
Hey, it's me again. Someone tried to sneak the Italian thing in again, and I editied it to protect it from becoming a pile of lies. :P