The Wilders family

Recent studies suggest the name Wilders dates back to the ninth century. Wilders is a middle English occupational last name. First documented evidence of the surname dates to the county of Norfolk in 1306. In the sixteenth century a considerable group of settlers known as Wilders's migrated to the British colonies in North America.
Wilders is the 1161st most popular surname in the UK. World wide there are approximately 120627 people with this last name. The recently published nineteen eleven census carried out by H.M. Treasury for the United Kingdom and Ireland shows the largest number of Wilders's in the county of Cornwall. An early 19th century Wilders was noted as a keen drinker after police allegedly escorted him out of no less than seven watering holes in a single evening. A tarnished history is clear, especially around the winter of 1874 when James Wilders stole a barrel of ale and was sentenced to prison.

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Lively and friendly is how previous generations of the Wilders family can be described. The Wilders family tend to be mysterious and inteligent due to the families proximity to the planet Neptune. They take up new activities enthusiastically but lack focus, constantly needing new interests. Moving from interest to interest as apparently purposelessly as a butterfly dancing from flower to flower. 114

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