For Girls

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  Abigail

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  Abigail is back in fashion after years of neglect. She’s become super popular in the US and well placed in the UK top 100

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  Alice

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  Alice has been consistently popular for the past 100 years, it derives from the old German meaning noble woman

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  Alison

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  Alison provided Chaucer with lots of fun, as the name he gave to the saucy wife in the Miller’s Tale. Very popular in the 70s

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  Amelia

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  Amelia Enjoyed a spectacular revival during this century to become the number one choice for girls from 2011 to 2014

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  Ann

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  Ann one of two variants of a name popular through British history, linked to a warm-hearted and generous character

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  Anna

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  Anna from the Hebrew name Hannah is linked to qualities of warm heartedness and taking on the burden of others

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  Anne

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  Anne a popular name across the centuries although less prominent in recent years. The Queen chose it for her daughter

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  Anne-Marie

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  A pretty combination of two names, Anne-Marie originally came to Britain from France and also became popular in Ireland

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  Annie

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  Annie sometimes given as a name in its own right although more often used as a familiar style of both Anne and Ann

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  Barbara

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  The name in Britain has generally carried a touch of class while in the US she became the famous Barbie doll

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  Carol

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  Carol hit a peak of popularity 1950 to 1970, often chosen by parents at Christmas time. Today it has rarity status.

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  Caroline

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  A name that’s always had a touch of class since the arrival of Caroline in England as George II’s influential queen.

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  Catherine

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  Meaning ‘pure’, Catherine has been popular since the Middle Ages and is now back into the British royal family

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  Charlotte

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  Charlotte has enjoyed a huge rise in popularity as part of the revival in classic Victorian and Edwardian names

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  Christine

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  Christine the anglicised version of Christina is one of the great names of Europe. Top ten in England until the 1960s

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  Claire

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  From the Latin clarus meaning light or put, Claire was a 20th century favourite, hugely popular in the 1970s

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  Clare

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  Clare takes her name from St Clare of Assisi, founder of the order of Poor Clares in the 13th century and popular ever since

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  Diana

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  Diana named after the Roman goddess, beautiful and athletic. Her temple was one of the seven wonders of the world

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  Diane

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  Diane became the French version of Diana. Both names are linked to the Roman goddess, known by the Greeks as Artemis

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  Eleanor

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  Came to Britain with the marriage of Henry II to Eleanor of Aquitaine; she was a top 20 choice in the 1990s.

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  Elizabeth

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  Elizabeth the name of great queens, popular through the ages. The first we know of was mother of John the Baptist

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  Ella

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  Ella arrived in Britain with the Normans then vanished. More recently she has been among the most popular names

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  Ellie

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  Ellie is frequently a shortened version of Eleanor and is also given to girls in its own right, at times more popular than Eleanor

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  Emily

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  Emily is by popular consent a name that carries the virtues of a complete sweetheart, friendly, feminine and funny

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