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DH: (fn is 2 to 3 syllables and the middle name is celtic)
DW: (first name is Irish, but not too common and the middle name is one syllable)
DD: (fn is 3 to 4 syllables and middle name is a variation of the mothers first name)
DS/DS: (first names have the same meaning and middle names are Celtic)
DS: (fn is 3 syllables and is Scottish with the middle name derived from the mothers first and middle name)
DD: (fn is one syllable and middle name has a flower menaing)
DD/DD/DD: (first names are from Bronte novels and the middle names are hyphenated with one of the middle names being unisex surnames i.e. "chandler")
DW: (first name is Irish, but not too common and the middle name is one syllable)
DD: (fn is 3 to 4 syllables and middle name is a variation of the mothers first name)
DS/DS: (first names have the same meaning and middle names are Celtic)
DS: (fn is 3 syllables and is Scottish with the middle name derived from the mothers first and middle name)
DD: (fn is one syllable and middle name has a flower menaing)
DD/DD/DD: (first names are from Bronte novels and the middle names are hyphenated with one of the middle names being unisex surnames i.e. "chandler")
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