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I love Henry and like Lee. I don't get an overt southern feel from the combination, personally, but that may be because both are family/ancestor names for me, with multiple bearers, and of the Lee bearers, I only know of one who was southern. If I was going to nitpick, the only thing that strikes me, sound-wise, is that Henry ends in the "ee" sound and Lee repeats that sound without adding much else to interest the ear, but loving the names trumps that nitpick, I say.