The Lone Gunmen probably got their name from Mr X. X said, referring
both to the Kennedy assassination and to the cover-up they'd just witnessed,
"I heard it was a lone gunman". (Unusual Suspects)
John Fitzgerald Byers
Byers
The name Byers is probably of English origin.
John
(m) From the Hebrew name Johanan, the Lord has favoured, or God's
gracious gift. John has been the most popular of male Christian names,
it was the name of John the Babtist and also the apostle John.
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald is of old English origin meaning Son of Gerald
Byers was named after JFK though in Unusual Suspects he was supposed
to be named Bertram. (Bertram being Teutonic bright raven.)
Ringo Langly
Langly
Langley means long meadow in Old English and Englishman
in Old French. Langly would be the same thing.
Ringo
Ringo has at least two origins. It is a familiar form of "Ring" meaning
ring (English). Also, it is a name of Japanese origin meaning apple.
Wonder what's his favourite computer? ;-)
Langly could have been named after Ringo of the Beatles. He was most
was most likely born in the sixties.
Melvin Frohike
Frohike
Melvin
(m) Form of Melville or Celtic smooth brow. Melville (m) is from
a surname that was originally a French place name, bad settlement.
Melville is also servant or chief in Celtic. Pick your choice!
Kenneth "The Thinker" Soona
Soona
Kenneth
(m) Either handsome from Gaelic Coinneach or born of fire
from Gaelic Cinaed. Kenneth was the name of the first king of the Picts
and Scots.
