Vintage baby girl names

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Please leave vintage baby girl names below!

Me and DH have come to the conclusion our favourite style name for a girl is a pretty and vintage. So far on our list we have..

Daphne (probably our favourite so far)
Penelope
Cecilia/ Cecily
Dollie
Beatrice
Aubree

any opinions on these names would be much appreciated & any name suggestions you think we might like!

Nancy
Emily
Lois
Joanie
Gloria
Abigail
Anita
Christina

@MobyDicksTinyCanoe omg hattie!! 😍

Queenie
Joy
Peggy
Lisette
Theresa

millz it's a lovely name that isnt used much these days...... Traditional without being 'old ladyish'

Melissa
Abigail
Veronica
Aurora
Rosa
Dora

Hetty
Ethel
Esther
Beryl
Bina
Bridget/Bridie
Mona
Doris
Kitty

Elsie
Olive
Coral
Nellie
Margot nn Maggie
Ruby
Lydia

Ivy
Edith / Edie
Florence
Dorothy
Christina
Georgina
Edwina
Louisa
Annabel
Rosemary

Ramona
Charlotte
Ellen
Agnes
Judith
Carolina

Aubree isn't a vintage girl's name - Audrey is. Aubrey was always a boy's name. Using it as a girl's name is a very modern thing. My favourite vintage girl's names are:
Audrey
Nancy
Iris
Tabitha
Mabel
Beatrix
Annie
Winnie

I like all of those except Dollie - though Dorothy is good - and Aubree - which is surely very modern. The name is Aubrey, which is male. Audrey is good, though, for a girl.

Aubree isn't a vintage girl's name - Audrey is. Aubrey was always a boy's name. Using it as a girl's name is a very modern thing
Exactly.

Marianne
Diana
Gloria

I want 3 more girls to call them these (not happening!)

I think my question is what kind of vintage?! So many of these names are currently popular so it's also whether you want something that fits the 2020s vibe like Audrey, Pearl, Hazel, Ava, Eliza, Olive, or whether you're looking for something like Joyce, Barbara, Joan that screams vintage. As you like Beatrice and Penelope I'm assuming it's the former category so there are lots and lots of options just looking at the current top 100 or 200 names.
The other comment I'd make is that Cecilia is incredibly posh and Aubree is incredibly new/American/popular with young parents so you need to think a bit more wbich type of style is more you.

Harriet is within the top 50 at the moment and Hattie has been rising fast (within the top 250).
If you'd like to check on the popularity of names, this site is accurate and very helpful:
names.darkgreener.com

Agree with all the earlier posters that Aubree/Aubrey (however spelled) is a male name, and has been so for hundreds of years. It literally means 'King of the Elves'.

I like all your list except for Aubree and Dollie. That's usually a nickname for vintage Dorothy (which I like) or (in Scotland) for Dolina or Donaldina.

Not keen on Dolly or Aubree, like the other names.

Other names-
Betty
Dorothea
Florence
Gwendolyn
Elsie
Esme
Mary
Cicely

Sheila
Doris
Dorothy

Dolly is a better spelling and Aubree is awful

Dottie short for Dorothy or Dorothea?
Or Dora for the same?

Dollie/Dolly is awful. It screams baby-as-cute-accessory rather than future-powerful-adult.

Edith
Mary
Veronica
Lucinda
Rosamund
Rosalind
Hester
Judith

Prudence.

I love daphne!

Penelope
Dorothy
Beatrice
Harriet
Josephine
Rosemary

These were all on our list. I know a baby Penelope, Harriet and Josephine in my family/friends.

I think Daphne is about to get very popular.

Isolde
Enela
Joy
Olive
Hazel
Verity
Honor
Charlotte (Lottie)

Clarissa Theresa Philomena Aileen Mary Josephine Agnes Elsie Trilby Louise Esmerelda