Mary, Alice, Matilda, Ann, Lucy, Susanna, Eliza, Martha, Jane, Sarah, Hannah, Agatha, Edith, Josephine, Lydia, Ruth.
Girls:ClaudiaFlorenceCamilleDominique (Unisex variations are Dominic and Dominica)Boys:ClaudeAndre`DanielAntoineChristophe
Your mom. Or they wanted to, either answer will work.
In the 1700s, popular Spanish names included traditional choices like María and José, reflecting the strong influence of Catholicism. Other common names were Antonio, Francisco, and Isabel, often inspired by saints and biblical figures. Additionally, names like Juan and Catalina were widely used, embodying the cultural heritage of Spain during that period. These names have remained prevalent in Spanish-speaking cultures over the centuries.
Some names for girls are..... - Rebecca - Martha - Mary - Elizabeth Back then, names were usually from the bible
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Hello,I have thought about and found out about some English names... I hope this helps. Some are:AbbeyAbigailAlexandraBaileyGraceMeganEllieEvieEleashaI'm really sorry if you find these are not correct. Hope this helps!
Some popular names were Anne Abigail Elisabeth for boys Thomas Gabriel James Joshua
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Girls:ClaudiaFlorenceCamilleDominique (Unisex variations are Dominic and Dominica)Boys:ClaudeAndre`DanielAntoineChristophe
Some Hindu girl names starting with 'Re' are:RenukaReshmaRevathiRekha
Most of the Santa's Reindeer Names are Unisex Names though some are for boy or girl.
MariaEsmeraldaCatalinaSelenaRosita
Lots! Google "baby girl names" and you're sure to find some helpful sites to help you find lots of girl names.
Some of the more common British last names include Bonner, Utting, Windsor, Abbott, and Abbey. Other British last names include Abel, Acker, and Abrams.
I like the names: Garrett, boy Thomas, boy Jade, girl Emersyn, girl
How about Jo? Or Jackie.