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  1. #11
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    My grandma is Caroline, her sisters are Susan and Enid. I love her name... don't mind Susan, but while I love my great aunt Enid I wouldn't name anyone after her.

    Other grandma is Elizabeth, and I definitely know one of her sisters is Victoria. I think she has three others as well, Julie, Ollie (probably short for Olive) and either Colette or Colleen (don't remember, but it's definitely one of the two and she goes by Cole).
    Boys: Leo * Edward * Alasdair * Ian * Malcolm

    Girls: Sophie * Alana * Meredith * Fiona * Claire

  2. #13
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    My maternal grandmother had no sisters, just a brother, Frank. However, her name was Gerd (very popular in Norway in the 1920's) and her great-aunts all had names out of fashion now in Norway: Berentine, Gudrun, Sofie-Katarine (her mother), Anna, and Solveig.
    My maternal grandfather had one sister, Eleanor.
    My paternal grandmother had no sisters but two brothers, Louis and Waldo.
    My paternal grandfather had two sisters, Margaret and Mildred.

    I love most of my family names except Frank (I prefer Francis) and Gudrun. I especially love Mildred, but I don't think that will ever make a comeback, which is too bad -- it's a great Saxon name. Oh, and I would so name another daughter Enid. Love that name.

  3. #15
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    My grandparents were all born in the 1930s, but my paternal grandparents especially had quite large families, so my great-aunts range from the 1920s to the 1950s. And they are:

    Adele
    Becky
    Betty
    Cathy
    Erma
    Geraldine (actually, 2 Geraldines on different sides)
    Lois
    Marilene
    Sharon
    Shelba

  4. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by claireelise View Post

    100 year rule was spot on in some cases, but I can't see Thelma coming back, can you??
    I see Thelma as being so tied to Thelma and Louise that I just can't see it making a comeback soon.

    My grandmas and their sisters had some pretty interesting names:

    Delma - (dad's mom - all of her siblings had D names)
    Donis
    Delpha - (I think she was called Delphie most of the time)

    Gail - (mom's mom)
    Hazel
    Zellah
    Bertha

    maternal grandpa's sisters
    Beulah
    Isa

    paternal grandpa's sisters
    Virginia
    Gladys
    Vivian
    Mary
    Kathrine (Kate)
    Hellen
    Etta
    Last edited by frustratedauthor; June 23rd, 2012 at 07:37 PM.
    Elliot ~ Arlo ~ Silas ~ Deacon ~ Henry ~ Flynn ~ Adam ~ Samuel ~ Malachy ~ Jasper
    Evangeline ~ Sofia ~ Bryn ~ Vivienne ~ Rosalee ~ Willow ~ Phoebe ~ Persephone ~ Daphne ~ Coraline

  5. #19
    Join Date
    Jul 2011
    Location
    New England
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    Grandmothers and their sisters:
    Judith
    Deborah
    Anne

    Rita
    Helen
    Teresa

    Great-grandparents and siblings/cousins:
    Lucretia "Lukey"
    Eleanor "Ellie"
    Adeline
    Iris
    Sylvia
    Jean
    Elizabeth "Bette"
    Sarah "Sally"
    Madeleine
    Helen

    I love Lucretia, Eleanor, Iris, Adeline and Sylvia. I wish Lucretia was a little more usable. It'll have to be a middle name I suppose!
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  6. #21
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    May 2012
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    Jutta, Gertrud, Emmi.

    All very traditional German names (except Emmi) and sound just horendous in English but have a nice sense of nostalgia in German.

    Johannes, Hans and Alexander

    Except for Hans the other two have never gone out of popularity.

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