HELP BOYS SURNAME SOUNDING NAMES WANTED!

[clpsmum]

I have a son who has a surname sOunding name. It is quite unusual but not unheard of. I am now pregnant again due early december and can't think of any other surname sounding names for boys that don't sound really chavvy, anyone got any ideas? Got names for a girl sorted its just a boys name that will go with our son's name that we are struggling on. All suggestions more than welcome!

Fletcher, Travis, Laurence, Ummmmm.....

Fletcher is quite nice but our surname begins in Fl so probably won't go. I really like Dexter and Ashton but my husband thinks they are too american sounding

What about Lewis, William, Edward, Edmund, Isaac..... I'm struggling here!!

many Scottish boy's names are surnames

Cameron, Douglas, Angus, Lewis, Elliot etc. etc.

spencer, riley

Mitchell; Harrison

I'll probably be slated, but I have to confess that I'm not a big fan of surname-names

What is your DS's name? Bet I could find something to go with it that isn't a surname!

Maxwell
Harrison
Jackson
Cameron
Fraser

My son's name is Jackson which is a family name and at the time of naming him didn't think ahead as to what the next one could be called!!! Really like some of te suggestions though Harrison,Mitchell and Riley are all really nice and go well with Jackson i think

Campbell
Boyd
Allen
Kenzie
Donald

very popular in Northern Ireland

Montgomery
Simon
Urquhart
Irwin

Cooper
Parker

I know a Wilson

oh and a Riley

oooooooo! I luv Riley ... might have to steal that if I decide to have another (and if its a boy)!

Hi

Hayden
Taylor
Morgan

I hate surnames as names unless you have a family connection. My surname and my maiden name are both used as names and it always sounds odd.

My uncle called his son Sadler after his great garndfathers surname or something.

I like morgan ,cameron and taylor.

my little girl is called Taylor! I hadn't even thought of it as a surname before Can be a boys name too though.

A lot of surname names don't sound like surnames though AbbeyA, just read this list! The reason your names sound odd is probably more because you're so used to it than really being odd (unless you have a name that really would be odd as a surname!)

I wouldn't put Harrison with Jackson, it's a bit like alliteration. Agree with your husband that Ashton and Dexter are rather American, don't know if it's a reason to not use them though.

I have a Harrison and an Austen - I'm hoping for a girl next time who I want to call Darcey, if I ever persuade DH for DC3!!

bailey

I love Riley would like that next time. And I have a Cooper, so obviously think that is great.
AbbeyA Most firat names came about from being surnames in the frist place. It used to ba a tradition, not so long ago, to name the second son after the mothers maiden name. First son being named after the father.

Oooo Im loving alot of these names, my faves are
Taylor
Riley
Bailey
Ashton

Friends little boy is Carter.
I heard a Harris today. I know of a Cormack as well,