I need help thinking of some "Southern Names"

[klg1408]

Girls or Boys
Thanks

[alexia mae]

Dixie
Autry
Bellum (for Antebellum)
Grey
Jackson
Gloriana
Boone
Mason
Dixon

[alexia mae]

Jefferson
Austin
Sally
Margaret
Hattie
Carver
Grant

[kala_way]

Beau (Beauregard)
Colton (Colt)
Alton
Averett
Ardis
Branford
Branton
Burke
Brock
Carlisle
Calhoun
Clovis
Coralue
Cyndel
Delta
Dewey
Duke
Eldridge
Eulah
Fayette
Hartley
Julene
Lafayette
Lyndell
Reba
Roanne
Tilden
Tucker
Vesta
Wynona
Yancy

[juliet.a]

Wilson
Llewellyn
Brixey
Leigh
Paulina
Lamar
Kirby
Rafe
Faye

These are all names of people i grew up with (grew up in the south) or know of from the south.

[agirlinred]

Boy: Use your, your mother's, your grandmother's, even your great-grandmother's maiden name as a first name.

Girl: Pick a name. Any name. Same as above, but put the maiden name in the middle spot.

[flick]

Using maiden names is a big southern tradition, though I hate seeing them as first names for a girl.

[miloowen]

If you have a daughter, Mary is her first name. Her middle name can be another first name -- such as Mary Alice, Mary Jill, Mary Jo, Mary Grace -- or your maiden name, your mother's maiden name, etc -- such as Mary Whatley, Mary Bradford, Mary Marsden, etc. Or you could just have Grace as your middle -- Sarah Grace, Cora Grace, etc. Lastly, you have your Britnis, Neveahs, Renays, Lenays, Tiffinis, ad nauseam.

For guys, Confederate general names are big. Forrests, Bedfords, Nathans, Jebs, etc. Avoid at all cost Grant or Lincoln. Your kid will not survive the South. Take a regular name like Trevor and spell it wrong -- Trever, for example. John is Jhon. Jerome is Jerone. You get the picture.

[vito208]

Thinking of Reba- I would say Barbara Jean, Lori-Ann, Cheyenne, and for a boy Brock.

[agirlinred]

For guys, Confederate general names are big. Forrests, Bedfords, Nathans, Jebs, etc. Avoid at all cost Grant or Lincoln. Your kid will not survive the South. Take a regular name like Trevor and spell it wrong -- Trever, for example. John is Jhon. Jerome is Jerone. You get the picture.

What part of the South are you in?