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I'm not against that, but the names listed as English are from countries that speak the English language, not just England. Cheyenne is an 'English' name because it comes from a country that speaks English (USA), even though it is from a Dakota word. So if the name is modern Jamaican, that would be in English. If it is known that the name is from an indigenous language, than could go under Native American languages, like Cree, Mapuche, Greenlandic, Ojibwe, Nahuatl, .... names. Those names have both, the name of the language, and the blanket term of North American.