Although some of the streets in Edinburgh which incorporate the name 'George' commemorate members of the royal family, George Square was, in fact, named after the builder/architect who planned and constructed it in the 18th century. See Grant's Old and New Edinburgh volume 4, page 269 .
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Albert was called King George VI. His father was King George V. When King George V died in 1936 his oldest son took the throne. He was King Edward VIII. Before the year was out King Edward abdicated so he could marry an American. So, Prince Albert took the throne. Sometimes monarchs change their names for certain reasons when they take the throne. Albert decided to call himself King George VI as a "continuation" of his father's reign.
They were called loyalists.
Box Square area painted or taped above the rim on the backboard.
She named him George, after his grandfather. When he became King of Great Britain he was King George III (his grandfather was King George II)
No. However, Simon Bolivar is sometimes called the George Washinton of South America.