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DW: FN ends in -ie. MN is one syllable. (LN is French)
exH: FN is biblical and begins with J. MN is unisex. (LN is an occupational surname)

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DD1: FN is a flower. MN is an uncommon French name.

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DH: FN is four syllables. MN is Scottish. (LN: Campbell, Gillespie, Tulloch)

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DD2: FN ends in -ce. MN's meaning is love or peace.
DS1: FN begins with F. MN is a classic but not biblical.

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DD1: as above
DH: FN is Swedish. MN: Alexander, John, George, Michael, Thomas, Joseph (LN ends in -son)

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DD: FN is a feminine form of father's MN. MN is from Roman Mythology.

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DD2: as above
DH: FN is Italian but doesn't end in -o. MN is four letters or less. (LN contains a double letter)

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DS/DS: FNs are nature related. MNs are Italian.
DD: FN ends in -ana. MN is grandmother's FN

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DS1: as above
Dgf: FN is Irish. MN is more commonly used on boys. (LN: Knight, King, Prince, Page)

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DD: FN is old lady chic. MN ends with -ella or -elle.
DD: FN is a colour. MN ends with -ine.