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Taylor- M/ either
Arden- F
Brooke- F
Madison- F
Murphy- M
Morgan- M
Peyton- M/ either
Montana- M
Mel- M
Merle- M
Carson- M
Courtney- F
Dale- M
Dakota- F
MacKenzie- F
Kendall- F
Kennedy- F
Lee- M/ either (probably Leigh for a girl)
Rae- F
Loren- F
Darby- M
Delaney- F
Lindsey- M
Sidney- F/ either
Lane- F/ either
Jesse- M
Jaiden- M
Izzy- F
Haven- F
Harley- M
Jordan- M
Kelsey- F
Kelly- F

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Yes, spelling does have a lot to do with it in some cases. For example, I see Jesse as male, Jessie as female. Same with Lee / Leigh, Sidney / Sydney, Ray / Rae, and Loren / Lauren. However, with some names it doesn't matter at all. Spelling Murphy or Harley with an -ie instead of a -y won't make them any more feminine in my mind.