The posts about names from the 1800s sort of inspired me. Here are some of the more interesting names from my own (English-Irish-Scottish) family tree, circa late 1800s - early 1900s (when they were all either immigrating to or living in North
America):
Female:
MaggieHannahNellFlorida
Male:
EdmondEugeneAlphonce nn "Phonce"
Aidan or
Aiden (records apparently disagree on the spelling)
Maurice
Notable sibsets:
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Edmond,
Simon,
Daniel,
Eugene,
Fred,
Vincent, Alphonce,
William,
Harry and
Nell.
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Sara Sophia,
Edmond Ambrose,
Aiden Theodore,
Robert, and
Marie Margaret. (No idea why poor
Robert doesn't get a middle name.)
(I could probably pull up even more interesting sibsets if I wanted to actually work; some of the families had, like, 14-16 kids.)
Thoughts? The only names that really jump out at me as overly strange are Florida and Alphonce (since I want to "correct" it to
Alphonse).