Rosemond

English Etymology 1 A variant of en Rosamond; see en Roseman. From en fr Rosemond, the male equivalent of the female given name fr Rosemonde; see en Roseman. Proper noun en. Etymology 2 A variant of en Rosamund. Proper noun en female Germanic languages. en 1945 w:Maud Hart Lovelace The Farm w:Heaven to Betsy A Betsy-Tacy High School Story 5 New York, N.Y. Thomas Y. Crowell Company 7 https://archive.org/details/heaventobetsy00maud/page/7/mode/1up 0-690-37449-6 Sometimes Tacy enlivened the envelope by putting the stamp on upside down to signify love, or by addressing her with some grandiloquent string of names such as Miss Elizabetha Gwendolyn Madeline Angeline Rosemond Ray, or by adding BC for Best Chum or HHAS for Herbert Humphreys Admiration Society. 22 December 1964 Rosemond Tuve, 61, Teacher, Author https://www.nytimes.com/1964/12/22/archives/rosemond-tuve-61-teacher-author.html Dr. Rosemond Tuve, professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania and an authority on 17th‐century English literature, died here Saturday night. 19 July 2025 w:John J. Lennon When Your Crime Becomes a Dick Wolf Show At Salley and Smith’s trial, in 2002, where each had separate juries, the prosecutor relied on forensic evidence and the testimony of Rosemond Dane and Anthony Veader, the two survivors, who couldn’t definitively say who fired the shots. References Anagrams en demnoors doorsmen