Ginnie
Diminutive of Virginia, Ginevra, Genevieve, or Imogen
"virgin, pure; white wave; maiden"
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Ginnie Origin and Meaning
Variation of Ginny
Famous People Named Ginnie
- Mary Virginia "Ginnie" Wadecivilian casualty in the Battle of Gettysburg
- Virginia "Ginnie" CrawfordAmerican sprint hurdler
- Virginia "Ginnie" ThrasherAmerican sport shooter
- Virginia "Ginnie" Bethel MoonAmerican Civil War spy
- Ginnie VirdiIndian actress
- Virginia "Ginnie" WatsonFrench actress
The name Ginnie in Pop Culture
- Ginnie Fellowscharacter in the Ginnie and Geneva series by Catherine Wooley
- Ginnie Sorellicharacter on TV's "Related"
- Ginnie Mannoxcharacter in J.D. Salinger's "Just Before the War with the Eskimos"
- Ginnie Mooreheadcharacter in James Jones' "Some Came Running"
- Ginniecharacter in 1993 film "Flesh and Bone"
- Ginniecharacter in Richard Harris' play "Outside Edge"
- Ginnie Maitlandcharacter in "There Should Have Been Castles" by Herman Raucher
- Virginia "Ginnie" character in 1963 film The World Ten Times Over
- Ginniecharacter in 2003 film "Baadasssss!"
- Ginniecharacter in "Nobody's Family is Going to Change" by Louise Fitzhugh and musical "The Tap Dance Kid"
- Ginnie Goddencharacter on an episode of TV's "Father Brown"
- Ginnie Maenickname for the U.S. Government National Mortgage Association
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