Unusual old names for boys

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Could anyone give me some boys names that are old in origin and not modern sounding and also not typically v popular now e.g. not James, Henry etc

I’m having major name regrets now. My ds would have loved to be a Peregrine.

Andrew
David
Bartholomew
Clarence
Michael
Laurence
Luther
Wilbur
Otto
Roscoe
Jasper
Sylvester
Clyde
Eugene
Sidney
Adam
Ivan

Peregrine is awful. Shades of Hyacinth Bucket for any parent who'd choose that name.

I give you my grandad Samson.

Byron

Seymour. Sidney.

They all sound like lawyers names (but that's not a bad thing).

They are all much more interesting and distinguished than some of the more common names at the moment.

Stanley. Eric.

Cyril

Herbie. Dougie. Cyril. Cecil. Cedric
Kenny. John. Jimmy. Trevor
Horace. Maurice Boris.(Be okay if you had triplets)

Terrence. Ivan. Alan. Wilbur. Walter.

Edwyn and Cedric I love.

Auden - old English of 'Old friend'

Jago - traditional old Cornish / Middle Ages. Used for james/ Jacob.

Torben

Keir

Wystan, Ivo, Ernest, Richard.

Ephraim. My grandfather's name. The most wonderful man ever.

Ethelred
Cuthbert

Errol
Aelred
Norman
Walter
Humphrey
Hubert
Ivor
Vincent
Victor
Francis
Albert
Bertrand
Raymond
Roland
Royston
Otis
Amos
Saul
Ansel
Ambrose

Percival
Laurence
Montague
Crispin
Edmund
Derek
Theophilus
Leslie
Oswald
Ulric
Lionel

Just read some P.G. Wodehouse - should be plenty of ideas in there!

Silas

Ambrose

Edwin

Aubrey

Algernon
Leolin
Cuthbert
Clovis
Helenus

Lawrence
Arthur
Alfred
Frederick
Quentin
Vincent

Peter / Nicholas

This is a really useful thread for me - thanks OP!