Have a James, names such as Jack

[Vikkijayne2507]

weve thought about

Jack
Jackson
Michael - im not keen
Jeremy - oh likes this one a lot

Were very stuck on possible boy names so looking for some help

[SuckingEggs]

Edward
Jonathan
Charles
Oliver

[Vikkijayne2507]

I love oliver but we call james Jamie and jamie oliver will just sound silly together

[Susiesue61]

I have a Jack - it's a top name :)
My Jack goes with a Samuel

[PotteringAlong]

William
Charlie
Toby
Hugo

[CPtart]

Luke, Adam, Zachary, Isaac,

[Sophronia]

Benjamin/Ben
Arthur
Joseph/Joe
Alexander/Alex
Charles/Charlie
Christopher/Kit
Lucas/Luke
Max
Patrick
Thomas/Tom

[RiverTam]

I don't think you can have a James and a Jack - James is the Scottish version of John and Jack is a nn for John so it seems a bit daft to me.

[Llouh]

Joel

[CwtchMeQuick]

I too have a James!

Really like:
Josh
Charlie
Samuel
Alexander
Daniel
Benjamin
Oscar
Nathan

[ThroughThickAndThin01]

I don't think Jack goes with James.

Be a bit careful with Jeremy as both James and Jeremy can produce the short name Jem.

Other than that, suggestions

Edward, George, Charlie, Samuel, Thomas, Jonah, Joseph, Toby, Adam.

[SquirrelledAway]

James isn't the Scottish version of John, it has a different root (James is from the Latin Jacobus, John is from the Greek Johannes).

Iain is the Gaelic form of John.

[celtictoast]

Zachary
Isaac
Nicholas
Alistair
Ethan
Alfred/Alfie

[RiverTam]

Well, I have learnt something new today - thanks squirrelled!

[Mordirig]

Jared
Joel
Jonny
Jett
Jasper
Sawyer
Liam
Pax
Jacob
Guy
Garrett
Hugh
Elis
Wilson

[HackerFucker22]

We have a James (always a James. Never a Jamie or any other abbreviation but I see Jamie as a completely different name?)

We had Edward, Finn, Ryan, Aaron and George on out list for number 2.... All quite different we had a girl in the end

[HackerFucker22]

I don't think you can have a traditional name like James and then a super modern American name like Jackson?

I don't think names have to be matchy as such but I don't like names that are poles apart.