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The more florid Victorian or Edwardian style names:

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Phineas
Oswald
Algernon
Leopold
Ferdinand
Ossian
Florian
Felix
Victor
Sebastian
Ozymandias

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Gwendoline
Wilhelmina
Cordelia
Isadora
Minerva
Millicent
Dorothea

Inigo, Bartholomew, Zoticus, Maximilian, Savva, Ilar, Bulat, Heron, Wright, Rudolf.
Evangeline, Marigold, Pandora, Eva, Della, Edith, Arianwen, Sophronia, Adalina, Zinnia.

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LN: Farran, Cartwright, Fèvre, Blecher, Brasher, Silverthorn, Steel, Vass, Zilberstein, Boatwright, Goffe, Wheeler.

Ada
Lucy
Nora
Virginia
Cornelia
Augusta
Harriet
Mina
Lilah
Nola

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Charles
Otto
Floyd
Clyde
Horace
Leon
Virgil
Felix
Vernon
Cyrus

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Imogen, Arabella, Clementine, Lavinia, Penelope, Rosaline, Eliza, Georgina, Beatrix, Jemima, Hester, Millicent, Octavia, Prudence, Delilah, Flora, Lucretia, Eleanor, Alice, Gemma.

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Hugo, Virgil, Archibald, Percival, Nigel, Thaddeus, Bram, Laurence, Nathaniel, Asa, Ernest, Jeremiah, Barnaby, Dorian, Horatio, Frederick, Oswald, Neville, Edward, Cornelius.

I don't really know. If I were starting from scratch, I guess I'd go with something Victorian or Edwardian, but not frilly or too common.

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Girls: Adelaide, Agatha, Amelia, Beatrice, Clara, Clarissa, Clementine, Cordelia, Emmeline, Florence, Hester, Irene, Isabel, Matilda, Theodora (or Theda), Violet

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Boys: Augustine, Cedric, Cyril, Felix, Hugh, Hugo, Jasper, Jonathan, Julius, Miles, Oliver, Owen, Roderick, Rupert, Victor