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	From 1960 to the present it has been the custom for children to be given their father's surname. Before 1910 some children were given their father's surname, some were given their mothers surname, some were given a double surname of both the father and the mother, and some given a surname associated with neither the father or the mother. A large family would typically exemplify all of these options.		From 1960 to the present it has been the custom for children to be given their father's surname. Before 1910 some children were given their father's surname, some were given their mothers surname, some were given a double surname of both the father and the mother, and some given a surname associated with neither the father or the mother. A large family would typically exemplify all of these options.

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