Old fashioned boy nanes

[KLG3101]

I appreciate this thread has been started 1,000 times already. We are struggling so much with a boys name but have agreed we both like old man names. Trust me that's a start! We still have 8 weeks or so, plenty of time! Names we like but can't use:
Jack
Harry
Alfie

Thank you x

[Iliveinalighthousewiththeghost]

Alan.
Richard.
Herbie
Freddie
Eddie
Peter

[Allyearcheer]

Well. I depend what you think of as old fashioned depends on how old you are. All of the names suggested by ilive are perfectly normal names of my contemporaries.

[Allyearcheer]

Btw, I am not an old woman! Ilive, my 40 ish friends are called Alan and Richard, you young whippersnapper

[DulcetMoans]

Ernest
Frank (Francis)
William
George
Henry

That's because those names are 'classic' cheer, not because you're old!

[Iliveinalighthousewiththeghost]

. I'm actually 40. I just like to think I'm 21.
Certainly not a lot of little Alans running around now a days

[nextusername]

Edwin
Vincent
Stanley
Raymond
Theodore
Leonard
Victor

[GoldPlatedBacon]

Perry
Cyril
Cecil
Walter
Isaac
Albert
Stanley

[GoldPlatedBacon]

Percy not Perry

[Themodernuriahheep]

Edmund
Giles
Piers
Guy
Andrew
Rollo
Jocelyn
William
Francis
Stephen
Simon
John
Jonathan
James
Thaddeus
Timothy
Mark
Adolphus
Isaac
Isaiah
Abraham
Benjamin
Richard
Adam
Ezra
Joseph
Bartholomew
Bernard
Rupert
Rudolph
Augustine
Claud
Leopold
Lionel
Geoffrey
Philip
Percival
Siegfried
Wolfstan

[Clueing4looks]

My 11 year old DS is a Stanley.
Names on my list were:
Lenny
Albert
Bobby
Micky
Tom
Ernie
Sidney
Ray

[clary]

Stanley
Edward
Henry
Arthur
Frederick
George
Edwin
Albert
Alfred
William

All good WW1 memorial names (ie fashionable 100+ years ago!)
My 2 DS's names are there :)

[lizzie1971]

Will
Charles
Joseph

[lizzie1971]

Ted
Seth

[Monica101]

There is an Edwin in dd gym class and I think that it's nice and under used. Also;

Gilbert
John
Francis

[alltouchedout]

Walter
Ronald
Keith
Godfrey
Eric
Frank
Clement
Laurence
Edgar