Mabel's little brother could be called...?

[gumbootsandjandals]

We like unusual names, and old fashioned girls names but not boys.

I'm totally drawing a blank. Please help!

[HelenaJustina]

George
James
Henry
William

Those are the sort of names I would expect if you were introducing me for the first time!

[liger]

Bertie

[Roseformeplease]

Arthur
Edward
Albert
Nathaniel

[OutDamnedWind]

George
Alistair
Dominic
Jonathan
Marcus

[LetitiaCropleysCookbook]

Jude

[wobblywonderwoman]

You might like just something simple.

Samuel (Sam) I dont think that is old fashioned

Peter

Charlie

Albert is lovely but against your criteria

Henry

[wobblywonderwoman]

Jude would go perfectly

[greenfolder]

Mark

[FauxFox]

Arthur

[KingJoffreysRestingCuntface]

Ethelred.

[Batteriesallgone]

Elijah

George is lovely but not unusual. Jonah maybe?

[HardcoreLadyType]

Dipper

[Sugarpiehoneyeye]

Thomas.

[Spottyladybird]

Herbie
Alby
Arlo
Saul

[PrincessOnTheInternet]

William
Otto
Artie
Oliver
Henry
Tom
George

[AuntieStella]

Edward
Alfred/Alfie
Elliott
Jonathan/Jonty/Jonners
Frederick
Sebastian

Any good?

[VeryPunny]

Eric

[sluj]

Wilf? Cool name

[TrinityForce]

travis

[Sugarpiehoneyeye]

Princess, my first thought was Artie, as that was my Auntie Mabel's brothers name.
Auntie Mabel was a neighbour, not a relative.
Mabel and Artie sound good.

[shaggedthruahedgebackwards]

My immediate thought was Ted but you might not want to end up with a Play School theme!

[clary]

I heart Mabel, DH vetoed it for some unknown reason.

On that basis, boys' names that I also love are:

George
Freddie
Wifred
Albert
Alfred
Arthur
Edwin/Edgar
Cedric
Stanley
Henry

HTH :)

[clary]

Sorry I jus read your OP properly and I see that you don't like old-fashioned boys' names. Ooops ignore my list then :)

[Sandsnake]

Cedric sprang to mind, but think that probably counts as old-fashioned. Reuben, Edward and Caspar also came into my head - though not sure why!

[GoldPlatedBacon]

Orson
Gabriel
Sonny