Only old and codgerly suggestions wanted thank you.

[MrsPScholfield]

The suggestions are to go with (already we have) The dds first and subsequent names.

Dora
Eliza
Henrietta
Mary
Iris
Anne

Boys on the list are Henry and Arthur but no ideas for girls.

I have a theory that one day dd's names will be in vogue and people will like them

Feel free to say they are hideous, I care not. (skin like a rhino) but I will hunt you down etc...

Alice

Evelyn?

Evelyn (or Eve)
Clara
Jane
Sophy

Pearl
Violet
Clara
Kitty ( wish i had called dd kitty)
Hatty
Florence

I like Dora although dora the explorer would take away from ye olde worlde aspect... mary, not for me, i like the otehrs though

Florence, I love it

Frances
Helen

Verity
Hope
Constance

Violet? Stella? Primrose? Emmeline?

Best friend's dd is florence.(alot of names get discounted this way!) I already have a Hattie. I wasn't expecting such a list already. Looks like codgerly may be easier than I thought.

Evelyn is rather pretty.

Is Primrose a bit naff? Could be Rosie?

old lady names?

Dorothy
Edith
Mavis
Ivy
Pearl
Muriel
Marion

(based purely on actual old ladies i know btw)

I did forgot to mention I told my dh that I really liked Posie and he turned around after making a face.

Hormones?

Your dds have lovely names!

Mathilda (Tilly)
Daisy
Agnes
Dorothy (dotty)
Ruby
Pearl
Ivy

louisa
Laura (not sure if old fashioned but very lovely)
Mabel
Martha
Rose
Patience
Milly

dd2 was going to be a Mary but was an Alice when born, no idea why as she looked like an old man initially...

I love Iris on your list

Martha?

Sadie

Jane
Susan
Fiona

I thought Sadie was quite a newish name.
Thanks these are really lovely, gives me some food for thought.

one of my very aged great aunt was called Sadie

cybil

mien too ruby !

we had two auntie sadies. auntie sadie , annie's sister and auntie sadie, eileen and gertie;s sister

I have a Nancy (and long before the blardy 'I'll do Anything' carry on).

Shes very fiesty.

maude

Maude is wonderful is it short for anything?

I like Ethel but my husband will not hear of it. I think it suits a little one and an older woman, but is a bit out there. I am finding naming the last dc very difficult.

Ottilie? It's Edwardian, I believe, and very pretty.

Evelina? (as in C18th novel by Fanny Burney)

Some lovely names suggested above though, and your daughters' names are lovely.