Help Me Find Lee Names!

[lis09]

I like Annelise. Leonie also comes to mind.
more ideas-
Liora
Amelia
Cecelia
Lela
Melia
Aliyah
Selene
Celia
Delia
Elise
Helene
Lena
Liesel
Melina
Elysia
Natalia
Cecelia
Marleen
Molly
Azalea
Dahlia
Zelia
Selena
Cybele

[whirligig]

Kirrily
Elliya
Leah
Elly
Isilee
Ollie
Elleana
Marley

[blairx]

Hello berries!

Lee is a family name and everyone in my immediate family has Lee in their name somewhere (Me- KyLEE, my mom- Katina Michelle LEE, my dad- BradLEY, my sister- KimberLY, my aunt- Debbie Mary-LEE, my cousin- AshLEY, etc.). I'd very much like for my kids to have it in their names somewhere too. I would very much LOVE to have a list that I could choose from and I'd greatly appreciate if you could help me find more. The Lee doesn't have to be at the end of the name, of course. I'd actually like to find some names that have it in other places. Off of the top of my head, I can think of:

GIRLS:
Avonlea
Ottilie
Linley (pron. lynn-lee)
Everly (my great grandmother's middle name)
Molly
Hadley
Ainsley
Nellie
Waverly

BOYS:
Bradley
Leander
Charlie
Bailey
Leighton
Finley
Leopold
Berkeley

I don't think of Leander, Leopold, and Ottilie as in the same category of "lee" names as your family's names and the others on this list. They contain a "lee" sound somewhere but don't come from the English root meaning meadow.

Charlie, Molly and Nellie don't either (they started as diminutives of names that don't contain the lee sound), but I associate them more with Kylee than Leopold etc.

I recommend Brooksley ("the Cassandra of the derivatives crisis") and love Leighton too.

[babynamer2012]

I know someone who has a baby girl named Adalee. Though I wouldn't personally use it, I think it's cute. Not sure of an appropriate spelling for it. Adaley, Adaleigh, Adali, and Adalea all look strange. I guess only Adalee would work.

[imperioustigerlily]

My favorites are:

Avonlea
Ottilie
Ainsley
Nellie
Waverly
Leonie
Marley
Coralie
Cleo
Eliana
Paisley
Milly
Tilly
Cecily
Amelie
Romilly
Liliana
Eulalie
Celia
Natalia
Azalea

Bradley
Charlie
Bailey
Finley
Farley
Julian
Elliot
Kingsley
Bromley


Does anyone else have any different ones? You've all been so helpful

-K

And, in response to blairx, I'm really only looking for the name sound, not so much the meaning. They don't have Lee in their names because of the meaning and they only have "Lee" and not better uses of it like I want because I come from a rather uncreative, very Southern family. Lee is about as far as they got. Mary-Lee is a step up for them.