To ask for help naming my son

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It's seemingly impossible. Posting for traffic.

The names I like, Henry, Alfred, Arthur, Frederick/Fred/Freddie are all extremely common around where we are and I don't want him to be one of 11 children in the class called Henry. I love the name Rupert but DH really doesn't so that's out.

For girls we loved Daphne, Florence, Matilda, Rose, Henrietta. There were lots more. I don't know why we are struggling so much with a name for a boy! We have a girl and are delighted to have a boy too.

Suggestions please!!

Angus
Isaac
Oliver
William
Hugo

Albert
Charles
Edward
Michael
James

Edmund
Jasper
Wilfred

Thank you so much! I quite ĺike a few of these. Although DH seems to like the ones I don't 😂

Dominic
Gavin
Grant
Brandon
Boris

Rufus
Benjamin
Asher

Benjamim
Peter
Oscar
Jacob

Arlo
Bertie
Cameron
Aiden
William

Ivo
Sholto
Humphrey
John
Gideon
Ralph

Gregory
Blaise

(Too much Brother Cadfael, can you tell?)

Aerton
Samuel
Rory
Oscar
Theodor
Randall
Quentin

Emmerich nn Emery or Emory kinda has the same feel of Henry and Frederick to me. Also Henric could give more options with Henry maybe.

Others: Cyrus, Aldus, Brennus...I've fallen into a pattern, um Dorian.

Ok - I’d define your name choices as classical / traditional. So names like that:-

Daniel
Matthew
James
Peter
Simon
Noah
Nathan
Thomas

Tristan
Milo
Oscar

Benjamin, Nicholas, Louis?

Alexander
Jasper
Rufus
Maximilian
Roderick
Felix

I read somewhere that Brian was making a comeback

David.
Adam

@Youdoyoutoday "I'm Brian and so's my wife". I just couldn't...

Thank you everyone! These are all really helpful. A few I hadn't thought of too. Will have to go through and make a shortlist to tentatively present to DH who I fear has reached the point of just naming him "child 2"

Jago
Jolyon
Kester
Kier
Neville
Clifford
Cornelius
Basil
Vincent
Dominic

Balonz

Barnaby
Toby
Felix
Rufus
Aldous
Johnathan
Julian

Mason
Ethan
Kevin
Samuel

You seem to like 'old fashioned' names but don't want to go too popular so based on that..
Richard
Anthony
Thomas
All perfectly easy to spell, well known, easy to nickname.