HELP BOYS SURNAME SOUNDING NAMES WANTED!

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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!

oh now i lvoe Ramsay

Kent
Foster
Trent
Wallace
Lawrence
Brady

Crawford ; Hamilton ; Spencer ; Wilson;

Welsh boys' names can be used either as first or surnames - so Lloyd, Owen, Evan etc. etc. etc.

Knox. A la Brangelina's.

My godsons are Ashton and Ryan. Not my taste but perfectly acceptable names.

Murphy

Dh wanted Sumner had i had a ds..was very relieved to have a dd!

Madison?

quite like Madison for a girl but not sure about it for a boy. Thanks everybody though you have given me loads of ideas and hopefully there will be some that even my dh will like. Am spoilt for choice now and if you think of anymore please let me know. Raahh glad you had a girl too! am not keen on sumner either. Really like Riley and Murphy but our surname is Irish do you think it would be too much to have Riley or Murphy too?(considering i am English and DH is Scottish!)

Crawford

Harrison
carter
blair
cameron
carson
darcy
harper
morgan
murphy
bailey
riley
lacey
taylo r
lucas
cooper
damon
smith
fletcher

I really like Harrison and love Jefferson but only if he didn't end up being called Jeff.

I also know a Johnston, quite like that too.

Harvey
Cameron
Fraser/Frazer
Chandler
Edward
Bradley
Brady
Rhodes
Ambrose
Connor
Campbell
Stuar t/Stewart
Spencer
Paris
Bailey
Malcolm
Clark
Gray

clinton
cole
cleveland
redmond
regan
lane
lee
mitchell
monty
stanford
shaw
jarvis
welby
ingram
harley
grayson
gilbert
ferris

Gibson

Blake

Patell
Stilton
Lomax
Penningbury
Quilt
Bromide
Gilbraith
Engels
Thespian
Tumblety
Scones
Shipman
Staffordshire
Aylsbury
Withnail
Tuscany
Trowbridge
Plotter
Kuntz
Millington
Spratt
Thewlidge

NB - I'm not overly keen on Gilbraith due to the associations with Kenyesian economic theory, but it did make a friend's shortlist.

I like Dexter, Floyd and Stanley

Does Stanley count?
I've just found out I'm having a boy and I like Stanley.

I know a Stanley and he's an angel baby .
And loving Blake - that's fabby.
Lizinthesticks - WTF??????

This is a table of the most popular surnames-for-first-names in the United States from 1850 to 2000.
1850 1900 1950 2000
1 Allen Earl Gary Tyler
2 Nelson Howard Bruce Ryan
3 Willis Lawrence Scott Brandon
4 Wesley Elmer Lawrence Austin
5 Calvin Stanley Keith Cameron
6 Franklin Russell Wayne Hunter
7 Taylor Lester Dale Jordan
8 Milton Clifford Craig Kyle
9 Morris Chester Randall Cody
10 Washington Milton Roy Bryan
11 Anderson Everett Russell Mason
12 Jackson Morris Glenn Cole
13 Lee Leslie Stanley Jackson
14 Green Glenn Rodney Garrett
15 Wilson Luther Barry Chase
16 Warren Vernon Allen Blake
17 Lawrence Irving Howard Lucas
18 Perry Gordon Curtis Dalton
19 Harrison Wilbur Darrell Tanner
20 Scott Willard Dean Spencer

(I hope you can figure it out because it will lose the formating when I hit post)

I was going to post some more things I found interesting, but there's too much. Have a look for yourself!

Was going to call my DD Conran if she was a boy.