Perhaps Hal?
January 5th, 2005 by Kelson. Posted in Comics, Signs of the Times and tagged for Comics, license platesWe saw a license plate this morning that read:
NOT KYLE
Okaaay… a Green Lantern fan, perhaps?
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11 Responses to “Perhaps Hal?”
By Cass on Jan 5, 2005
I apologize in advance for this NOT being a comment about the
Green Lantern - I was curious about your name, Kelson. My son is also named Kelson and I have had a difficult time tracking
down any origin information. We modernized the spelling of an
old family name (Khylsyn) passed onto us by an ancient relative descended from the Scottish side of my husband’s family. If you wouldn’t mind giving me whatever information you have about your name, I would greatly appreciate it. If this seems too personal, impertinent or rude, even for an aged Star Trek/Star Wars fan (old enough to have seen them both when they came out the FIRST time), forgive me and ignore this. Thank you in either case.
By Kelson on Jan 6, 2005
Unfortunately I can’t help you much with the origin of the name. My parents got it from a series of fantasy novels set in an alternate 12th-century England.
There is a nautical term, spelled variously kelson or keelson, which is part of a ship, and at one point I did find a suggestion that the name might have come into use in connection with shipbuilding, but that’s all I’ve found. It has been a while since I looked, though.
By RAY KELSON on Sep 12, 2005
>The name Kelson is Danish.and our family came to the U.S.A.from
>Denmark many years ago.Hope this helps you.
By wayens on Feb 13, 2006
Not the mama!
By Paul Kelson on Oct 3, 2006
Hi
The name Kelson originates from Son of a Celt. The ancient inhabitants of Britain.
The Kelson family line goes back thousands of years on these Isles.
By R. Paul Kelson on Apr 8, 2007
Kjeldsen was the orriginal spelling of our family name - orriginating from Denmark. My father was christened with this orriginal spelling, and around 1916 the name was changed to the current spelling- Kelson. All of the family lived in Epharim Utah, and went with the name change. I was very surprised to see the number of individuals on this web site with the spelling Kelson. We always thought that anyone with the Kelson spelling were our relatives. Now I think my dad was just incorrect about the individuality of the spelling. Unless of course I have a bigger family than we know about.
By Jasmine Kelson on Jul 10, 2007
I have been also looking for more information regarding the origins of the name Kelson. I was as well always under the impression that there were very few Kelson’s. I enjoy the fact that there seems to be more than I thought.
By Kelly kelson jones on Jul 30, 2007
My Kelson family lived in Magna, Utah. My Father has traced his line to Ireland and England. I have a Grandson named Kelson. It is becoming a popular first name.
By Leslie Hinkle on Mar 18, 2008
Kelly I am one of the Magna Kelsons, we are desended from Staforshire England and Grandma Rose hailed from Dublin. Kelson’s are prevalent in Stafordshire. Many of them are named Sidney and George. My Mom is Betty the daughter of June Elvin and Sidney George Kelson. Her closest cousin was Margaret.
By Kelson on May 11, 2008
wow, other people with the name Kelson!
Im 18 and my father named me Kelson, but we have no past family with that name, its just me…and I love my name…
By kelly kelson jones on May 22, 2008
Leslie my father is Kelly (orvil) Kelson and his father was Arvil, Sidney’s brother. What a small world