One of my dorm-mates was from a large Irish Catholic family--12 or 13 kids. All the girls were named Mary Something Lastname. So yeah, that kind of thing is done. Of course, their mom and everybody else called them Mary Catherine (MaryCat), Mary Elizabeth (MaryLiz), Mary Rose, Mary Margaret, etc. It was like polysyllabic names, the first two of which were Mary.
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In Montreal, it was very popular for the Quebecers to be named Mary-something. I think that's fallen out of vogue now.
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Having gone to Catholic school for 12 years, I knew a LOT of girls whose official first name was Mary, but who went by their middle name.
I admit that I didn't even consider changing my last name when ND and I got married because of all the paperwork involved. And the whole liking my name thing, but you get what I mean.
I think when my mom married my stepdad, she never legally changed her name to his, but uses it socially (Mr. and Mrs. W_____, etc.) and still uses her previous name (which is actually my dad's name, since she didn't change it back after the divorce) professionally.