Hit me with unusual and old names!

[PoppingOneOutIn2020]

I want old fashion and/or unusual.

My list so far is:

August - B
Aubrey - G
Margot - G
Viviene - G
Kit - B
Perry- B

However, I'm still very undecided and atikk searching for a name that makes me thing "oh I love that!" So far I'm more "mm not bad, I'll put it down"

Hit me with the golden oldies! .. and odd ones!

Hepzibah (I've never met another one)

Seymour. Primrose.

Clement for a boy.

Ermengard
Sophronia
Wenceslas
Cuthbert

Quentin
Vincent
Clement
Conrad

Edith
Agnes
Florence
Martha

Roy
Terence
Stuart
Maximus

Pearl
Ingrid
Yvetta
Darryl
Loveday

My mom is Thelma 🙂
My dad was Donald 🙂

Aubrey is traditionally a boys name. Id assume it was a misspelling of audrey if used as a girls name but there is aubrey plaza the actress

Caroline
Shirley
Gloria
Barbara
Olive
May
Lalage

Gary
John
Taliesin

Margot is so popular and fashionable at the moment. I know a baby Aubrey who is female. I met a baby Lavinia the other day which is quite unusual and old fashioned.

Linnet
Amice
Crescentia
Harriot - the 18th century spelling of Harriet
Elianor - 17th century spelling of Eleanor
Adelicia
Anstice
Damaris
Tryphena
Ancret
Ancilla
Annis
Elgiva
Hippolyta
Pernel
Agatha
Aglaia
Alma
Jessamine
Sybil
Sapphira

Alaric
Ailred
Aloysius
Eleazar
Ingelram
Alvery
Odo
Guilford
St John
Balaam
Augustus
Jolyon
Augustine

Another girl's one: Kerenhappuch

Eva
Isabella
Zena
Jessie
Henrietta
Juliette
Ethel
Sibyl
Cecilia

Eben (ee-ben) was one man I looked after
Reginald
Barry
Wilbur

Bernice, Bernadette, Grace

Lawrence, Carlin, Gregory

Vivica
Melody
Clarissa

Tristan
Josiah
Linus

Margot hugely popular now - probably the new 'Ava'

Boy: Tudor

Girl: Thora

P. S. I have met 3 male Aubrey's no females. I believe it may be used as a girls name in America.

Sofonisba

Frances. My daughters name. There is not another Frances in the whole school.

Berengere
Colm
Breward
Alaric
Elfrida
Etheldred
Ermingard
Willoughby

jolyon

Stella
Henrietta
Dorothy
Claudia
Penelope
Millie
Hector
Rupert
Benjamin
Tarquin
Teddy

I know a little baby girl Aubrey, it's adoreable and I may steal it. The name not the baby! It's definitely a unisex name but I prefer it on a girl.

Other suggestions I had have already been posted such as Elspeth and Claudia for girls. Boys I struggle with but I do like Roger for some reason!

How about Aubin, Alban, Aylmer (all boys’ names)?

If you don't want more than one in the class you need to rule out Kit, Vivien and Margot all very popular.