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HelpBAs from England 2015
It's been a while since I shared any BAs. These are from 2015 from two local papers I read online.
Austin
Barnaby Luther
Edward Wilberforce Albert
Freddie – brother for William
Freddie Douglas
George
Mason
Maxwell James – a brother for Isabelle
Oscar Mark
Thomas Peter – a brother for Ben, Emily and Isabelle
Thomas William Morgan
Yoshiyuki
Bella Lilly-Anne
Harper Nellie – sister for Paige and Darcie
Holly Lisa-Jane
Jasmine Daphne
Lydia Elizabeth – sister for Alice
Madeleine Helen
Mia Aleksandra
Nancy Irene Rose – sister for Maddison
Olivia-Marie Elizabeth
Phoebe Jean
Robyn Pippa
Seren Paige
Sophia Hazel Rose
Sophie Ann – sister for Ruby and Aaron
Tilly Amelia – sister for Izzy
Grace Elizabeth & Samuel Robert
Austin
Barnaby Luther
Edward Wilberforce Albert
Freddie – brother for William
Freddie Douglas
George
Mason
Maxwell James – a brother for Isabelle
Oscar Mark
Thomas Peter – a brother for Ben, Emily and Isabelle
Thomas William Morgan
Yoshiyuki
Bella Lilly-Anne
Harper Nellie – sister for Paige and Darcie
Holly Lisa-Jane
Jasmine Daphne
Lydia Elizabeth – sister for Alice
Madeleine Helen
Mia Aleksandra
Nancy Irene Rose – sister for Maddison
Olivia-Marie Elizabeth
Phoebe Jean
Robyn Pippa
Seren Paige
Sophia Hazel Rose
Sophie Ann – sister for Ruby and Aaron
Tilly Amelia – sister for Izzy
Grace Elizabeth & Samuel Robert
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When I hear the name Wilberforce I immediately think of William Wilberforce so I imagine it could be to honour him, or I guess it could be a family surname.
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I'm totally baffled by the two cases of hyphenated mns. In my experience, a hyphenated fn means that the child uses both: Sally-Anne and Peter-John, for instance. So the hyphen is a signal. But who will ever see the hyphen in the case of mns? Only some bureaucrat or banker. What can the point of it possibly be?
No doubt it's possible that little Bella and Holly got their mns in honour of, respectively, Lilly and Anne, Lisa and Jane. But I don't believe it!
No doubt it's possible that little Bella and Holly got their mns in honour of, respectively, Lilly and Anne, Lisa and Jane. But I don't believe it!
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Hyphenated middle names baffle me as well! Hyphenated first names are quite trendy with some people (particularly young parents I've noticed) so maybe it's an extension of that? But I don't think it makes much sense really.
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Bella Lilly-Anne -hmm, think the parents like double letters??
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