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Name followed by language/country/culture of most use with "meaning" where available/applicable and lastly 2 #ranks - former taken from most recent England & Wales data, latter taken from most recent USA data, where #rank is given as #0 the name does not appear in the Top1000.

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Beckett – English surname “beak” or “brook” #0/#226
Bellamy – English “fine friend” #0
Blake – English “black, pale” #84/#149
Bridger – English surname from one who lived near or worked on a bridge #0/#943
Isaac – English+5 “to laugh” #24/#33
Jack – English medieval diminutive #5/#35
Kaden – English variant, Irish surname "son of Cadán” #589/#209
Nicholas – English “victory of the people” #157/#74
Quinn – English, Irish surname, "descendant of Conn" #238/#384
Riley – English surname, Irish surname variant "rye clearing" #43/#250

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Alexandria – English “defending men”, city name #0/#257
Alice – English, French +3 “noble type” #17/#70
Brooke – English surname for “one who lived near a brook” #117/#191
Nell – Medieval diminutive #340/#0
Ember – English word name #478/#289
Eve – English, Biblical “to breathe, to live” #215/#436
Everly – English surname “boar” “woodland, clearing” #364/#82
Daisy – English flower name “day eye” #28/#169
Octavia – English, Spanish, Ancient Roman “eighth” #521/#430
Peyton – English surname from "Pæga's town" #303/#89

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https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=gender&pop=ew
Top ~ Juliet (g) and Eliza (g) / Jack (b) / Alice (g)
Bottom ~ Kade (b) and Stark (b)