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1. Just to clarify, it is not that I would not WANT my child to carry my name. I would love and be ecstatic for my child to have my maiden name. However, my husband is vehemently against having my last name or even hypenating his last name with mine because of the way he feels about the rest of my family. Having a shared, non-related last name is in the spirit of compromise. Neither of us maintains our own last name out of fairness to the other, and we decide on something we both feel fits our individual family unit.

   Of note on genealogical studies, there is a lot being done, even in the mainstream, with genetics instead of just family surnames (ie Ancestry.com /23 and me) as it leaves less room for errors in documentation. Children of immigrants (at least in the US) often have issues tracing genealogy back further than an arrival at Ellis Island or other port of entry, because names were changed so often in error on immigration documents. Tracing of maternal ancestry is also just as important as paternal (as it's half of your heritage) and can now be done via simple genetic analysis of haplogroups.

   TLDR; A shared non-related surname would be selected as a compromise and promote the ideas of equality that are already the foundation of our relationship. Also, I have very few concerns about my great-great grandchildren being able to trace their ancestry because of how rapidly advances are occurring in the fields of genealogy and genetic research. They likely won't have to focus on research using something as primitive as a surname to find their ancestors.

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