Names that are never coming back

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Names that been in common use since about 1850 (so nothing from ancient history like Ethelberger or whatever), that are well and truly dead, as in no babies are likely to be called this now.

How about:
Mildred ?
Edna ?
Mortimer ?

Can you think of any others?

Trevor
Brian
Kevin
Janet
Beryl
Winifred
Bertha
Roy

My name was never "in" to go out and I have hated it for as long as I remember . The amount of incorrect spellings I've had and mis pronunciation over the years . It's not THAT difficult to say Yvette surely ?

@MintJulia

My elderly aunts were called Violet, Mona and Gertrude.

I'm not sure any of their names will, be back in a hurry

Violet is very much back and has been for a while.

My mil wanted us to call dd Vera after her - er no!

Claire, Amanda, Nikki, Steph, Jenna, Lucy, Laura, Caroline,

Not heard of any little Freda's ..yet

Ps I know two Violets under 9 yrs old

I know a baby Bernard which was quite surprising!

I was chatting to a lovely 18 year old Violet 2 weeks ago.

Myra
Gladys

There’s a Duncan in nursery with my daughter

To be honest think Violet is quite a pretty name and doesn't have a harsh sound to it.

@MegaClutterSlut

My dh's name is mentioned quite a few times here. Tbh he hates his name i don't like it either but mil regularly says how she chose a great name for him

My nans name was winifred, I don't know anyone else by that name and probably unlikely too either

I have a little niece called Winnie! (Must admit wouldn’t be my choice though)

Gladys

Along with Bertha are hideous names

Oh op, they ALL come back… except Adolf

@HHSchultz

I doubt Kevin will come back but you never know.

Unless you are in France . Very popular there .

Louise
Sarah
Russell
Mark

Derek

Granville

Gertrude!

Septimus
Unless your surname is Rees mogg

Nigel.

@MrsTesfaye

Keith Gareth Craig Shirley Lesley Tracy Sheila Phyliss Gwendolyn Judith Jeremy

Joanne.

There are twins who live up the road from us called Mildred and Hilda aka Milly and Hilly. They are 2.

There’s lots of violets around…. And I know a very young Lucy , Edna …

WAYNE

I have a feeling that great uncle Adolf won't have a slew of grandchildren called after him! Sadly he died before I was born, but my father (German heritage) had fond memories of him!