What are your favorite Vintage Baby names?

What are your favorite vintage or old fashioned baby names? For boys and girls Thanks

I like Eva, Matilda, Martha, Jessie, Louisa, Naomi, and Josephine for girls. For boys – Hollis Joseph Henry, Isaac, Terrence, and Levi. I do genealogy as a hobby, and there are tons of great "old" names out there in my family tree. Names Guys seem to remain "in style" more consistently than women's names, I thought, maybe the fact that we still the names of boys from their fathers, but girls rarely name after their mother (who was very common). I would have liked to know some of them before I had my children – their names can be very different!

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