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Harry will be Harriet or Hariette
Jack will be Jackline or Jackie

There are masculine names with no COMMON feminine forms, but there is no such thing as a masculine name which could NOT have a feminine form. They can always be created by adding a femininzing suffix.

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Many of the names on your list have well-known feminine forms. Harriet and Henrietta have been feminine forms of Harry and Henry used commonly in English speaking countries ever since King Charles I of England was married to Queen Henrietta Maria. Marcia is a feminine of Marcus and can also be used as a feminine of Mark, and it's not hard to find examples of women named Markelle or Markette.

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https://www.facebook.com/markettesheppard

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Willa and Wilhelmina are feminines of William. Sebastienne is a feminine form of Sebastien used in France.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9bastienne_Guyot

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Noah and Logan are often used for girls themselves, and Logan has been feminized as Loganne:

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https://cyclones.com/sports/womens-gymnastics/roster/loganne-basuel/10970

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Lucy technically has a different origin from Luke and Lucas, but parents have used it as a feminine for them. And there are rare examples of other feminines like Lukette:

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This message was edited 3/25/2021, 8:41 AM