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A. Trendy-vintage. Not a bad subset but none of these names do it for me.
Ruby
Stella
Ada

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B. Doesn't really sound like a family who are massively into names, though I like Lily. Jason threw me off a bit, until I saw that it's still around number 100 in the US popularity list, and still in the top 200 where I live.
Matthew
Jason
Lily

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C. I... don't really know what to make of this sibset. Petal and Peach have a really cutesy sound (think Jamie Oliver's kids) and then Canyon has a more hipster lumberjack 2012 feel. Even though these are all nature word names, they don't match each other well at all.
Petal (g)
Peach (g)
Canyon (b)

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D. These names collectively sound like a really American take on Scandinavian names.
Odin
Thorin
Magnus
Stellan

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E. Very royal, Victorian or Edwardian sounding. They sound like the kind of girls whose parents work in education or in a museum; they live in a big house, they all play violin and/or piano, do ballet, etc... Probably live in or around London, or maybe the US East Coast.
Henrietta
Marguerite
Alexandrina
Victoria
Sophia
Mary

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F. This is a slightly more extreme version of that photo that went viral of the woman standing by a chalkboard of names. Just hearing them out loud they sound okay if not my style at all, except for Klayvey, which sounds like something I would think I misheard at first.
Kooper (b)
Quyntyn (b)
Klayvey (b)
Blakesleigh (g)