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Walter, Charlie, Claude, James, or Jack would be my suggestions. They all have varying levels of popularity in the time, but none uncommon. I was thinking Clint when I first read 'Blacksmith', but I'm not sure if that was considered a name all those years ago.

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Edit: Don't name the lady 'Lacey', I will never take her seriously. The 1880's were such a hotspot for good names! ( That aren't Lacey ) take advantage of it!

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This message was edited 5/12/2022, 11:05 AM