Susannah or Susanna or Susan or Susanne

[findmeawell]

What one?

Susannah
Susanna
Susan
Susanne

[lchodge]

Susannah or Susanna for me. Either spelling really.

[pinkhebe]

I like Susannah

[picnicbasketcase]

In order of preference:

Susannah
Susanna
Susanne
Susan

[Rhubarbgarden]

Susannah

[whackamole]

Susanna/h. Don't like Susan or Susanne.

I like Suzanna/h as well.

[Ebb]

Susannah. I'm a Susan. It's boring.

[Ihavewelliesbutitssunny]

either Susannah or Suzannah, not so keen on the others. Like Suzy/ie and Susie/y as nns too.

[MrsHuxtable]

Susannah!

[EdithWeston]

Susannah or Susan (or Suzanne).

[tummytickler]

I love Susan. The others are a bit too fussy. Susan is on our list.

[dearheart]

Susannah - I wanted this for dd. Gorgeous name.

[funnypeculiar]

Suzannah/Suzanne/Suzanna for me

[ibbydibby]

I am a Susan, and love all of these! Have you thought of Susana? (think this is Spanish version of Susannah)

[ripstheirthroatoutliveupstairs]

I haven't seen the name Susan for an age and a half.
DD had a friend called Suzannah, she was a nice little thing. Parents called her Sooze or Suzi.

[GloriaVanderbilt]

I know one, it's a beautiful name sadly in stark contrast to an unfortunate personality. So make sure your child is really great and it'll be fine

[KateF]

I have a Susannah (Suzy). Despite the fact that no-one can spell it and she can't buy anything with her name on (not necessarily a bad thing) it's a great name . Also, we've only ever met one other and that wasn't in our home town.

BTW Most people misspell it as Suzanna so if that matters to you maybe go for that spelling

[SootySweepandSue]

Lots of possible nn with it. Good choice all are good

[BuntyPenfold]

Susan every time.

Suzanne is very 70s.

[ChessPiece]

Susannah

[suntansue]

I'm Susan and I hate my name only my mum is allowed to call me Susan and get away with it lol sue to everyone else, even on my c.v

[mathanxiety]

Susanna or Susannah are lovely. I like Suzette too, and Shoshana.

[Meteorite]

I like Susan best. Nice, simple, understated.

[exoticfruits]

Susannah

[purpleturtle]

I have a Susannah - and as KateF said, it is frequently misspelled - even by my SIL!

Susan is my mum's name, and it does seem to be very popular among women around her age. I'm not sure whether it's quite enough of an 'old lady' name to have made a come back yet. Although come to think of it, I do know a couple of Susans in their 30s.

Anyway, if it helps in any way at all (probably not ) the order you listed the names in the OP would be my order of preference.

HTH!

[whenstrangethingshappen]

Susannah then Susanna.
Don't like Susan and really don't like Susanne (the whole Anne thing)