"Experience Bliss" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	26 Mar 2017 6:52 p.m. PST
Had to chuckle when I saw that name. The Bliss family came to America in the 1730s, and their children had good, serious Puritan names. One daughter was named Experience Bliss!
Rich Bliss	26 Mar 2017 6:55 p.m. PST
Hey! The Bliss surname originates from the Norman village of Bleys. Originally deBleys, it evolved through Bleys to Bliss and ultimately Bliss. The first historically recorded personage using the modern spelling was a Knight in the court of Henry VIII of England.
Murphy	26 Mar 2017 6:57 p.m. PST
All I can say was that I was stationed at Fort Bliss and trust me…it wasn't….

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