Are there any names you specifically associate with the south/south west?

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Baby names for girls and boys.

Ashford
Kent
Devon
Poldark
Demelza
Mawgan
Croyde
Ives
Leonard
Austell
Warleggan
Joss
Jem
Agatha
Daphne
Graham
Hastings
Lee
Barton
Arun
Mary Rose
Mary Anning
Jane Austen
Tess
Gabriel

Loveday
Jethro

Jago
Morwenna
Jowan

Merryn, as it’s a place in Cornwall.

Cordelia, the part of play is set at Cornish mountains

Rock, as it's a place in Cornwall
(Port) Isaac, as it's a place in Cornwall
(Combe) Martin, as it's a place in Devon

Lowenna
Isaac

Morvenna, Morwenna, Loveday, Donna.

Sheepwash

That should have said Dodonna, not Donna.

Keyna (local saint)
Isambard

Devon.

Karenza

Tamsin/Tamzin

Harlyn
Sennen
Devon

Lorna

Jethro
Petroc

Tamar

Elowen
Merryn
Jago

Eia
Uny
Loveday
Jago

Demelza

Jethro
Delmelza

Lorna is Scottish

Arthur, Uther, Guinevere, Igraine, Merlin and anything else round table related

Sabrina - goddess associated with river Severn

Tess, Gabriel - because Thomas Hardy

Silas maybe?
Keziah (not sure it's Cornish, but sounds it)
Joss / Jocelyn for either boys or girls, although I don't know why
Jago is Cornish I think although I feel it's association is primarily 'posh'

Lorna is Scottish It's not. It's from Lorna Doone.
Silas and Keziah are biblical names, @theunbreakablecleopatrajones .

Round table Arthur etc is Welsh not Cornish