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Throw some names at me, please

Dresden View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 02:14 PM Post #1
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Hiya, I have so many children I've run out of ideas for number 7...Need both boy and girl names. I like older styled names. Nothing modern, but hey, toss it at me anyway if you think it's nice. My youngest is Edith Patricia. ETA surname is 3 syllable, scotty McscottScott surname. ETA again. Braydon - haters don't hate, lol, I was 18 when I named him 17.5 years ago. Thomas William Michelie Joy - ( her father named her) Emily Grace This post has been edited by Dresden: 12/01/2013, 02:19 PM

vanessa71 View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 02:17 PM Post #2
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Don't crowd Sir Walter, Edmund.
It would probably help if you tell us what all the other kids names are.

Dresden View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 02:17 PM Post #3
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I have a puffyheart for Roland, but McScottsman knows a Rolly through work and isn't fond of him.

vanessa71 View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 03:02 PM Post #4
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Don't crowd Sir Walter, Edmund.
Girls Bridget Alice Ingrid Camilla Honor Boys Laurence Louis Samuel Simon Edward

Dresden View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 03:08 PM Post #5
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QUOTE (vanessa71 @ 12/01/2013, 04:02 PM) Girls Bridget Alice Ingrid Camilla Honor Boys Laurence Louis Samuel Simon Edward Bridget and Ingrid I like. I prefer Camille over Camilla. Not a huge fan of any of those boy names. Edward is nice, but too close to Edith with Edie/Eddie. A boy suggestion is most urgent, I have to talk McScotty out of calling a boy MUNGO!! Thanks for your suggestions! This post has been edited by Dresden: 12/01/2013, 03:11 PM

la di dah View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 03:17 PM Post #6
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Hamish Alastair Alexander - Same name as Alastair really but a slightly different feel. Ciaran Zachary Miles Benjamin Daniel Euan Quinlan, Quentin Dominic

Magnus View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 03:17 PM Post #7
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Florence Margaret Esther Eva Maud Cecily Ethel Mabel Mavis Martha Anna Frances Eleanor May Clemency Mary Alice Helen Caroline Charlotte Emma Harriet Isabella Elizabeth Nellie Annie Eliza Stanley George Frederick Walter Vincent Victor Henry Albert Alfred Francis Calvin Gordon Joseph Jacob James Edward Charles Arthur

Dresden View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 03:29 PM Post #8
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Lah di Dah - Hamish I like, but it's a dogs name for me, thanks to the neighbours I grew up next to with west highland terriers. Magnus, I LOVE Harriet, unfortunately so did Mum, and she named her cat that.

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 04:03 PM Post #9
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Amelia Anna Ailsa Bethany Candice Delia Heidi Roslyn Jocelyn Kim Laura Lisa Kirsten Naomi Norah Lydia Olivia Olive Phoebe Ruth Suzanne Tanya Vanessa Victoria Yvette Adam Callum Patrick Benjamin Daniel Ethan Henry Jared Samuel Mark Matthew Nathaniel Peter Paul Oliver Robert Stewart Stephen This post has been edited by kerilyntaryn: 12/01/2013, 04:09 PM

Gudrun View Member Profile	12/01/2013, 04:06 PM Post #10
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Most of what I was going to suggest are already up there, including Roland,lol. Leonard Desmond Claude Roderick Ramon Ralph Raoul/Raul Wilfred Jerome Ignatius Giles Lloyd Cedric Alec Athol Ainsley Lenore Flora Irene Colette Celia Cynthia Iris Loretta Lucille Nancy Rowena Sadie Ursula Zola Winsome This post has been edited by Gudrun: 12/01/2013, 04:16 PM

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