Names that are common in the US but not the UK

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Just that really, there seems to be certain names that seem very American that you don't tend to hear in the UK such as Chad.
I like the name Chad but no idea why it's not really used in the UK. Can anyone think of any other very "American" names that you don't tend to hear here in the UK or vice versa very British names rarely used in the US?

Dear-dra maybe? That’s the Irish way.

Surnames as first names

The Bates Family grandchildren. Some have names we'd use, but some wouldn't be common like Cambree, Kolter etc

Girls names that to my UK ear are more like surnames…
Campbell
Peyton
Camden
Kendall
Paisley
Leyton

Colton
Cory
Travis
Troy
Ashley
Jesse
All boys I know/knew.

Rin
Blayke
Brianna
Briony
Girls I knew.

Did you know that in the US Trey is actually a nickname for the third male to carry a name in the family line? So the grandad would be Brian Michael Jones (for example), the dad would be Brian Michael Jones Jr and the son would be Brian Michael Jones III, known as Trey. DH works with 2 American Treys, and both have ‘proper’ names that are completely different.

I thought Chad was a nickname for "Charles"

Alyssa
Mackenzie

No, I didn't. That's interesting.

Scratch that. I checked Mackenzie and it was a top 100 most popular name in Scotland briefly.

Todd I remember my husband suggested this for our eldest son ☹️

Avery
Addison
Caitlin
Brianna
Names ending in -ene
Britney
Ashley
Piper
Paisley
Kennedy
Chelsea

Tate
Chase
Lester
Shawn/Shaun
Mateo
Wyatt
Cameron
Biblical names
Angel
D names used by African Americans eg D'Angelo

I've read that many popular British girl names sound juvenile and twee to a US ear. Eg Poppy and Maisie

Carson

Hank

My ndn is called Hal and he's 84 and v British!

Wilbur,

Buzz,

Tab,

Elvis,

Sue-Ellen.

Gunner
Hunter
Forest
Bailey

Walker
Chip
Hunter

I went to school with a chad in the 00s. I always thought it was short for something tbf!

Not sure what... Chadster? Haha 🤣😂

Madison. Brianna. Bree. Kaylee.

I wonder how many names ITT are in fact common. I expect not many. I get what people mean though, they do sound distinctly 'US'

Brittany/Britney

Very interesting @MrsFrumble

I hate the name Chad, I just think of the paper confetti (aka Chad) clogging up hole punches.