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Favorites here include Gilford Peter Palgrave and Wilfred Murdo (with sister Minnie, too).
Cecily Beatrix is STUNNING, and a sweet match with sister Rose.
Clementine Verity is nice too, very eclectic sibset!
Are their birth announcements for the UK that are more generalized? This seems like its a niche segment of the naming population, considering names like Riley, Harley, Bailey and Taylor are amongst the most popular boys names in the UK.
Yes, I took these names from the London Telegraph and The London Times and it seems to be the Upper Crust of the U.K.
I love the upper crust British names. They’re so wonderfully quirky and classy. There are so many I like here, but my favorites are Clementine Verity, Leopold Xan, Marina Ingrid Agneta, Miles Angus Cato, and Wilfred Murdo.