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I love the name Isaac!

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Of your girl names my favorite is Sam and Rachel!

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Other ideas based on your list-

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Ada
Eve
Beth (Bethany or Elizabeth)
Lilith nn Lili if she wants
Naomi
Julia
Natalie
Rebecca
Selah
Tabitha
Phoebe
Mae
Annabelle nn Annie or Belle
Gemma
Noa
Hannah
Sarah
Mara
Ezra (I know this is traditionally a biblical boy name but I love it on a girl as well:)
Sophie
Hailey
Ginny (Virginia)
Beatrix nn Bea or Trixie
Lydia
Bianca
Daisy
Abigail nn Abby
Lila
Hope
Callie
Tess
Elena
Bailey

Congratulations to you third baby. Here you are my suggenstions:

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Rhiannon Boann
Rhiannon Athena
Rhiannon Aslaug
Rhiannon Bozhena
Rhiannon Bjela
Rhiannon Bébinn
Rhiannon Brigid
Rhiannon Niamh
Rhiannon Ceres
Rhiannon Eos
Rhiannon Epona
Rhiannon Freya
Rhiannon Freydis
Rhiannon Felicitas
Rhiannon Ingrid
Rhiannon Ingeborg
Rhiannon Juno Lucina
Rhiannon Radka
Rhiannon Radana
Rhiannon Danica
Rhiannon Dobromila
Rhiannon Dobromira
Rhiannon Doubravka
Rhiannon Dana
Rhiannon Edeltrud
Rhiannon Gaia
Rhiannon Heidrun
Rhiannon Tordis / Thordis

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I like Rhiannon and Claire the most. All the others I like too except for Amie.

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Based on the names you already have…

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Molly
Willow
Rose
Maeve
Olivia
Sophia
Ruby
Amity
Sarah
Luna
Anna
Eden
Eve
Ava
Genevieve
Eloise
Lucy
Grace
Harper
Hailey
Elizabeth
Diana
Gianna
Joanna
Katherine
Nina
Heather
Autumn
Brianna
Ariel
Aria
Elle

Maybe a 2 syllable name. Claire or Emily. Rachel sounds to fancy compared to Jesse and Caleb.

Jesse and Caleb and...

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Heidi
Julia
Anna
Sophie
Molly
Gemma
Ivy
Kelly
Erica
Nicole
Rachel
Blythe
Alexia
Hilda

With Jesse and Caleb, I would try to compromise like use Rhiannon Claire or Samantha Emily.

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I would suggest

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Phoebe
Zoe
Zora
Rebecca
Naomi
Sarai
Clara

I prefer Rachel and Emily from your lists, but Emily has been too popular and Rachel seems over the hill. Certainly stay with your biblical theme: I suggest Talitha (not Tabitha!) for its distinctive, stylish look and sound, and because it was adopted as a kind of slogan by Victorian feminists! When Jesus restored a girl to life, he said in Aramaic 'Talitha, cumi' (Little girl, get up), and this became the name of many girls' schools, women's clubs and societies etc as well as a personal name.

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If you prefer two syllables, what about Dinah? Beautiful, and more interesting than Diana.

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Amy or Clare (or Amie or Claire, but I prefer the other versions) would make a good middle name.

All lovely biblical names, so that would seem the most fitting. Rachel is the only one mentioned that would fit the bill, but it perhaps seems a bit “dated”. Other suggestions are Eve (obviously, since she would be your first daughter), Hannah, Naomi, Jemimah, Keziah, Esther, Elizabeth, Ruth, Abigail, Tabitha, Phoebe, Adah, Zoe, Chloe, Vashti, Hadassah, Mary, Martha, Miriam, Bethany, Bethel, Eden, Shiloh, Petra, Lydia and Abilene. Other names that could work that have biblical connotations are Lily, Rose, Pearl, Olive, more nature names like that. Depends what you’re after I guess.

This message was edited 5/28/2022, 5:17 PM

You seem to have a biblical theme with your boy names: Jesse , Caleb ( & Isaac), so Rachel would be my pick from the options.

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Suggestions:
Eden
Hannah
Leah
Lydia
Micaiah
Miriam
Naomi
Phoebe
Ruth
Sarah

Maybw you should continue the hebrew biblical theme, with something like Hannah, Rachel or Elizabeth.

Freya
Hilda
Margo
Melba
Petra
Rhoda
Tilda
Trudy
Wanda
Zelda

I like Rhiannon & Rachel.

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Emily is okay.