I should put a reference for that last comment :

Quote:

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"...the Complex of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch"

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This is mine:
Milady the Most Honourable Suzanne the Feline of Fiddlers Green.

Reverend Lord Dean the Disheveled of Kesslington under Ox

Hmmm

Marchioness Eileen the Omnipresent of Giggleswick on the Naze

This is my dog, Gnawra... I would say she is by no means insubstantial!
Her Exalted Highness Duchess Gnawra the Insubstantial of Middle Witchampton
and OH Wow!! my cat Rosie
Honourable Lady Rosie the Expensive of Wallop upon Deane
Most appropriate.

The complex part fits best since I have no idea where that place is.

Using my FT persona, I am now to be addressed as Her Exalted Highness Duchess Quiz Beagle the Essential of Fishkill St Wednesday

Honourable Lady Jackie the Decent of Deep Throcking....Or

Baroness Makoto the Bewildered of Under Yockenthwaite

Using my FT name I am:

Lady Lioness the Strange of Old Yarkhillshire



I like it, it certainly has the strange bit right.

Empress Karen the Spurious of Fishbourne Sneething

Don't think that will get me an invite to Buckingham Palace in the near or distant future.

FT name....
I shall now be known to all as:
Lady Madame GreenKiwi the Rustic of Kesslington under Ox.


Pity the poor Ox I say

It would seem that, after entering my full name....I am none other than,
His Grace Lord ******** The Sophisticated, of Giggles Under The Table.
Pretty well sums it all up, really. Now, if someone would be kind enough to point the way under the table, perhaps I can get some kip.

Her Excellency Jillian the Scattered of Featherstonehaugh St Fanshaw

The Scattered??

Honourable Lady Beth the Funereal of Featherstonehaugh St Fanshaw

I guess we're neighbors, Jillian. Featherstonehaugh St Fanshaw sounds like a fun place--scattered and funereal?!

Using my id, I'm Her Most Noble Lady Taesma the Perplexed of Pease Pottage. That just about says it all.

My oldest daughter is Her Most Noble Lady ****** the Pertinacious of Under Yockenthwaite. Most appropriate! And the younger is Reverend Lady ***** the Eerie of Divine Intervention. Um...not quite sure what to make of that one...

I hope I am not telling you something you already know, if I am , ignore, but:
Featherstonehaugh is pronounced Fanshaw. (I know, go figure!)It is one of those old names that has been gradually changed over time , like Cholmondelay being "Chumley", and some others I can't recall.
(Later....) I found some:
Althorp – pronounced 'Awltrup'
Belvoir – pronounced 'Beever'
Cholmondely – 'Chumli'
Featherstonehaugh – 'Fanshaw'
Leicester – 'Lester'
Leominster – 'Lemster'
Leveson-Gower – 'Loosen-Gaw'
Magdalen – 'Maudlin'
Mainwaring – 'Mannering'
Marjoribanks – 'Marchbanks'
Ralph – 'Rafe'
Ranulph – 'Ralph'
St. John – 'Sin Jin'
Towcester – 'Toaster'
Woolfardisworthy – 'Woolseri'
Wriothesley – 'Roxli'
and the Scots name Menzies, pronounced Mingus

Now I wouldn't have had any idea how to pronounce those without your help. I would have been close on three of the names as they are close to some names in our Northeast, but good grief, I wouldn't have come anywhere near close to Fanshaw for Featherstonehaugh! Thanks for the information.

Grand Duchess Katie the Ceaseless of Similar Ealand
Haha ... sounds Russian

Her Royal Highness Terri the Bovine of Frome Valley!

Well, i've been called a cow a few times before so....

Her Most Noble Lady Emily the Undulant of Featherstonehaugh St Fanshaw

or

Lady Em the Free of Hoptonshire by Leer

Featherstonehaugh St Fanshaw

It's getting crowded here...

Ha. I liked this. Mine was

Bishop Lord Clay the Portable of Puddleston St Droop

I tried my screen name, and I am...
"Grand Duchess Bionic4ever the Kind of Peevish St Victor"!

Milady the Most Honourable Kathleen the Abstemious of Lardle St. Earache

F.T. name:
Honourable Lady Grandmahippie the Antique of Giggleswick under Table (yeah, in my younger days )

Too Funny.

This is what I get using my funtrivia name
Her Most Noble Lady Littlesuzie the Charming of Pigotts Sty.

I think I like my original one better. I'd rather have something to do with felines than pigs

Lord Michael The Apocalyptic of Bow Under Bumpstead