19th century names

Victorian girl names from the 1800s including the most popular and unique girl names from the 19th century.

In this article, discover a fascinating Victorian name generator that transports you back to the era of elegance and charm. Whether you're a writer seeking authentic names for your characters or just curious about vintage names, this tool offers an array of sophisticated options. Dive into a rich history of names and find the perfect fit for your creative endeavors. #VictorianEra #NameGenerator #VintageNames #HistoricalNames #WritingTools #CharacterNames

* Some of these names from what I heard from commeters are older/grandma names, so please keep that in mind when naming your character

Female names for your 18th century writer.

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Baby names popular during, and inspired by the roaring 1920s {photo of Ann Pennington}

A list of 19th-century baby names used in the United States that are rare nowadays. Learn about names like Blanche, Myrtle, Lura, Gussie and more!

We love all the names in Bridgerton, but are they historically realistic, or pure fantasy? Eleanor Nickerson, an expert in the history of British names, has the answers on our blog. Click through! #babynames #bridgerton #uniquenames #bridgertonnames

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Victorian era baby names http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~poindexterfamily/OldNames.html

The name Mavis is derived from French and is the name of a type of bird known as the “song thrush”, the name itself means “songbird”. It became popular in the 19th century following its use in Marie Corelli’s book “The Sorrows of Satan” (1895).

Looking for a character name for your Regency hero or heroine? Check out our curated list! Just click through to Ava to Zeke! #janeausten #characternames #writing #nanowrimo #regencyera #regency #georgian #babynames

Take a look at popular babynames from the 1880s. Which 1880s names do you think would be a great name for a baby born today? | Moms Who Think