Unusual boys names ideas please

[MrsRuby]

We're expecting our 3rd boy in May and I'm looking for some unusual names to add to my existing unusually named boys!
We have a Byron George, and a Digby Gulliver so as you can tell from that we like English sounding names that are definitely not in the top few hundred lists :-)

So far our favourites are
Larkin
Stirling
Rufus
Griffin
Cornelius

Any other suggestions please?
Not looking for any hate on my children's names! :-)

Also we lost our twins in 2012 who were Cecily Blossom and Percy Autumn.

Harrison
Quinn
Rafferty

Larkin is absolutely gorgeous!! That gets my vote.
I'm so sorry about your twins.

Love Larkin - such a fab name! I also like Rufus on your list.

So sorry about your loss

Peregrine (Perry)
Gilbert
Aubrey
Corin

Keats....

Yeats....

To add your little literary family

Gryff
Rory
Seth
Wilbur
Montgomery

Barnabas, Albion, Albany, Theodard, Ludric

I remember on one of Sarah Beeney's programmes, her brother Diccon made an appearance. Thought he had a great name, and it suits your family names.

Diggory

love your taste in names btw

Liking Larkin and Stirling. Would love a Digby myself but DH won't countenance it.
What about:
Dunstan
Wilberforce
Loftus
Montague
Mungo

Gilbert
Kingsley
Caradoc
Uther
Piers/Pierce
Darwin
Rudyard
Anselm
Ambrose

My fave is Larkin off your list :-) if mines another boy Weve decided on Jude :-) English name.

Ooh some lovely unusual ones there - thank you so much everyone!

Lots I like there, some bit too close to what we've got / themed but I know I'd be continuing the poet trend with Larkin anyway!
Any other ideas gratefully received and thanks again for those ideas :-)

And I'm glad Larkin is getting all the votes! Hope that doesn't mean there'll be hundreds more in a few years!
Still deciding ...

Larkin and Rufus are brilliant!

Dorian
Aldrid
Whitaker (Whit)
Winston
Crispin

Rufus is not all that unusual. I know two small ones.

Amos
Ambrose
Corin
Corvid
Gideon
Rudyard
Eldridge

Isambard

Isambard is fantastic.

DH and I agreed on "Sam". I wanted it as a nn for Isambard (I am a civil engineer) but DH won out with Samuel.

Thank you again for these great ideas! Honestly there are definitely some there I will be adding to the list to mull over.

Love the Horatio suggestion - it's actually something I sometimes call my boys now (don't know why!) but then I saw someone on another board write Horatio/Fellatio and it somewhat put me off! :-D

You're also all right about Rufus - I checked it on nameberry and there are quite a lot around - it's my H's choice and very unusual as far as his suggestions go, but I think it'd be more of a middle name choice for us.

Thank you all!

My favourites are Larkin and Stirling.

Magnus
Quinton
Lionel
Albus
Merlin

OP This sounds nit-picky but that's not my intention. You say you like 'English-sounding names'. But Stirling, on your list, is a town in Scotland, with a massive castle (home to one of Scotland's most famous medieval kings) and the Wallace Monument, which commemorates a very well-known terrorist/freedom fighter who fought against the English. It's not exactly the Scottish equivalent of Windsor, but along those lines. Perhaps this will not matter to you, in which case I apologise for mentioning it, but Stirling is a very Scottish, rather than English, place name - though, strangely, it's hardly ever used as a personal name in Scotland. There was just one baby with that name in Scotland in 2013: www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/files2/stats/popular-forenames/2013/babiesnames-2013-t4.pdf