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In "What's in a Name", the English translation of Zusha Wilhelm's sefer "Ziv HaShemot", the following is stated:

Some are particular not to marry a woman whose name is the same as one’s own. (See Maasei Ish, Choshen Mishpat 7; See also Sdei Chemed, entry on Chasan VeKallah paragraph 7; See also Otzar HaPoskim, Even HaEzer end of ch. 2, and the Testament of R. Yehudah HaChassid 21)

However, the online version is printed without the footnotes, so I'm not sure who those sources are.I got a hold of the printed book and added the sources to this answer. The book itself not only brings the sources, but quotes most of them.

In "What's in a Name", the English translation of Zusha Wilhelm's sefer "Ziv HaShemot", the following is stated:

Some are particular not to marry a woman whose name is the same as one’s own.

However, the online version is printed without the footnotes, so I'm not sure who those sources are.

In "What's in a Name", the English translation of Zusha Wilhelm's sefer "Ziv HaShemot", the following is stated:

Some are particular not to marry a woman whose name is the same as one’s own. (See Maasei Ish, Choshen Mishpat 7; See also Sdei Chemed, entry on Chasan VeKallah paragraph 7; See also Otzar HaPoskim, Even HaEzer end of ch. 2, and the Testament of R. Yehudah HaChassid 21)

I got a hold of the printed book and added the sources to this answer. The book itself not only brings the sources, but quotes most of them.

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Menachem
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  • 257

In "What's in a Name", the English translation of Zusha Wilhelm's sefer "Ziv HaShemot", the following is stated:

Some are particular not to marry a woman whose name is the same as one’s own.

However, the online version is printed without the footnotes, so I'm not sure who those sources are.