older English names.

kelly1979

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Hi, i am at a blank with names. I like to have a few that i like so i have a selection to choose from once he/she arrives. When my eldest daughter was born and i knew she would be Robyn, she just looked like someone called Robyn and with my youngest , Robyn decided that if she had a baby sister she would be called Amy and as i convinced myself i was having a boy i agreed. Low and behold i had a girl and she just didnt look like an Amy and Jessie she became. Even the midwife commented that Amy didnt suit her so having a few to choose from would be really helpful. I work at school so choosing a mane is difficult as its hard not to associate a name with someone you know eg, a really naughty child. I like the older names at the moment, names of our grandparents and the only two i have at the mo is Elsie for a girl and Ely for a boy. our surname is Harrison so the names like Harriot or henry or anything else begining with a "H" would be abit of a tounge twister. please help me out and give me plenty to put on my list. thanks xxxx
 
Charlotte
Tabitha
Lucy
Alexandra
Vivienne
Emily
Joanna
Meredith
Lydia
 
I like Elsie
Ada
Martha
Charlotte
Hannah
Rebecca
Sophie
Annie/Anna
Jemima
Georgina
 
How about these:

Maisy
Rose
Esme
Florence
Kitty
Sophia
Ava
 
evelyn
evie
eloise - my absolute favourite as its girly but not over used!
imogen
amelia
olivia
grace
poppy
 
My nan was Elsie, I like that.

Ivy
Matilda
Georgina
Charlotte
Louise
Sarah
Rose
Lillian
Bethan
Rebekah
Pearl
Amelia
Marie
Kimberley
 
We had Constance (Connie) on our list, as well as Elspeth (Elsie). Florence too. Our daughter is Eloïse Florence :)
 
Eva
Elena
Elissa
Eliana
Eleanor
Matilda
Gretchen
Ruby
Ava
Grace
Rosalie
Madeleine
Sophie / Sophia
Abigail / Abby
Helen / Helena
Victoria

Arthur
Joseph
Oscar
Felix
Jack
George
Charles / Charlie
Samuel / Sam
 
Elsie (I like :thumbup:)
Martha
Ada
Ava
Florence
Iris
Lillian
Rose
Daisy
Lucy
Phoebe
Madeleine
 
James.. its a bit older but James Harrison sounds so gentleman like :)
also theres Jack which is GORG and Nicholas, Charles, Walter, Alfie, Aurther, Archibald,

Emily is a gorgeous name that would fit lovely with Harrison too.. & it can be shortened to Emma, Milly, Emi to fit with the modern names Robyn & Jessie.
more suggestions.. Hayley, Lillian, Samantha, Elizabeth, Josephine?? ok thats french lol but worth a wee try.
you might picka name right out but i hear you can have one for deff and you see the baby and you just know it's not the name you picked and can be totally different.

xxxxxx
 
its funny you should mention james.... my fella is called james and it would be nice (if bubs is a boy) to call him after his dad.
 
can I just say..I LOVE the name Elsie! Sooo cute!
 

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