Talk:Gregory

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McGregor literally means "son of Gregory", doesn't it? --squadfifteen

I am curious about the line below:

Also known to be "pure assassin" at 638.

I have no frame of reference for the quote and the 638 number.
My sister was living in Hawaii and she sent me a key chain with the name "KELEKO" inscribed on it with the translation "GREG". I could be a tourist gimic, but I thought I might make mention of it...

[edit] Corrections

I made some corrections in the transliterations of the Ukrainian and Belarusian variants of the name. The letter Г is an h in both languages; the letter had been written as G which is the Russian pronunciation. 82.24.207.49 20:29, 3 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Corrections

I made some corrections in the transliterations of the Ukrainian and Belarusian variants of the name. The letter Г is an h in both languages; the letter had been written as G which is the Russian pronunciation. 82.24.207.49 20:29, 3 November 2007 (UTC)