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I much prefer Alison on a girl anyway and I love Alison Junia! I also like Fiona, Juliet and Violet. =)

I love Alison, and I want to use it but can't because its my cousin's name.

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I love Alison Devorah and like Alison Fiona, Alison Juliet, and Alison Sparrow.

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Some Suggestions

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Alison Michelle
Alison Suzanne
Alison Cassandra
Alison Corinne
Alison Eulalie

Alison Daphne....Although....?

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I go to school with two. One is spelled Alison and the other Allison. However both go by a nickname -- the same one just spelled different.

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Ali is the average one -- soccer player with decent grades in CP (college prep) classes.

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Alli is in most of my classes -- honors -- excluding History. Not fascinatingly smart, but not the bottom of the barrel. Middle name is Kelby after, I believe, her father.

Others have covered the fact that Alison is a mediaeval form of Alice, not a -son name.

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I love Alison and would use it if it wasn't for the fact that I already have so many girls' names ending in 'n' on my list!

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Of your combos, I love these:

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Alison Clover
Alison Daphne
Alison Juliet
Alison Simone
Alison Zoe

Alison is pretty good. I like Alison Juliet the best. Hmm...Alison with most of the names that have anne or anna go good like Hannah, Diana, Diane, Suzanne, Savannah. I prefer the spelling Allison and since it is more popular (though Alison is not uncommon) people will often mispell her name Allison instead of one l. I do not mind the "son" part at all.

Alison does not have "son"

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Alison is Alice + on, not Ali + son. It's very old and while it's occasionally used on boys, it's not a boy's name. I like it but don't love it. It's a little modern for me, but a nice name.

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Alison Daphne, Alison Juliet, and Alison Violet are gorgeous! I love Junia, Indira and Simone but not with Alison.

Originally a boy's name?

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I don't think Alison ever was a boy's name. It's not a favourite of mine but I like it and think it will become under-used, thus strengthening it's appeal.

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Alison Daphne is a great combo! Alison Zoe flows well.

I don't mind the name and much prefer it on a girl, even though it does have "son" at the end of it. I like Alison Daphne, Alison Fiona, Alison Juliet, Alison Violet and Alison Winona.

It is obviously a girls' name-a bit common and medioker I'd say- no harm done. iT reminds me of Pepto Bismol. Makes me sick to my stomach! Gives me the runs just thinking about it... :( I guess it could be shortened to Ally, or Ally cat, Animals?? No, horible name altogether:( NO HARM DONE!!!