First name to go with MN Jeanne?

MissAmeliaPond

I would like to give LO my middle name "Jeanne" (pronounced like regular "Jean"), but I'm having trouble coming up with a first name that isn't crazy popular that I like with that MN. 

The names we currently like are Amelia, Elizabeth, and Juliet. Amelia Jeanne and Juliet Jeanne don't sound so hot to me. I think Elizabeth Jeanne sounds great (she would be Betty Jeanne and I think that's freakin adorable for a child). But Elizabeth is always SO POPULAR. I don't want her to have to be "Elizabeth X." for her entire life in school. There was always more than one of my first name around growing up and it sucked.

Any other classic/traditional names that sound good with the Jeanne MN? I'm not into trendy names (like Kayden, Aiden, Brooklyn, London are passes for me), and looking for something that's not too popular! 

TIA

ashleyandely

Ahh but I love Elizabeth! Maybe she will go by a nickname since Elizabeth offers so many (like Betty!) and won't have to go by "Elizabeth X".. I actually don't know that many Elizabeth's personally. It's so classic. 

Victoria Jeanne
Nicolette Jeanne
Rebecca Jeanne
Felicity Jeanne
Frances Jeanne
Catherine Jeanne
Caroline Jeanne
Tabitha Jeanne
Beatrice Jeanne
Naomi Jeanne

penelope4612

I also love Elizabeth, and I think Amelia Jeanne sounds nice.  Agree that Juliet Jeanne is a little much with the alliteration.  If you're going to call your child Betty, that's not a super common NN for Elizabeth so I think it wouldn't be a big deal.

Adding
Samantha
Alexadra
Aurora
Penelope
Catherine
Willa
Stella
Gwenyth or Gwendolyn
Nora
Tabitha
Rosemary
Vivian
Laurel
Beatrice
Violet
Eloise
Ruby

Sugargirl1019

Lindy Jeanne? 

ashleaf2018

Not sure if you're a Harry Potter fan, but there's Hermione Jeanne.

More serious options:

Katelyn Jeanne
Katherine/Catherine Jeanne
Margaret Jeanne
Charlotte Jeanne
Sara(h) Jeanne
Melissa Jeanne

Jeanne Louise
Jeanne Taylor

ellebee2

Cecilia Jeanne
Annabel Jeanne
Elissa Jeanne
Victoria Jeanne
Margaret Jeanne
Louisa Jeanne
Nora Jeanne
Frances Jeanne

MissAmeliaPond

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone! I'll have to pitch some of these to DH and see what he thinks. 

emnoahmom

I love Elizabeth with the nn Betty! You already have some great suggestions, so I'll add

 Etta Jeanne
 Ada Jeanne
Lydia Jeanne
Eva Jeanne
Lilah Jeanne
Vera Jeanne
Heidi Jeanne
Ellen Jeanne
Myra Jeanne
Sadie Jeanne

saham07

Pamela Jeanne
Ruby Jeanne
Laura Jeanne
Cynthia Jeanne
Dorothy Jeanne

susykat77

Sylvia

emilyray14

I'd just go with Elizabeth. Name popularity is so different than when we were kids. A number 1 name now has approximately 20,000 babies born with that name. The number 1 name in 1988, for example, had 51,000 babies with that name. So there is a lot more variety nowadays. And, Betty Jeanne is freakin adorable! 

jenEP

Betty is one of my favorite names, either as a standalone fn or nn. That's my vote. 

canokr01

Wanda Jeanne
Allie Jeanne

kmvisioli

If you love Elizabeth I would just go with that. Honestly she would have to correct her teachers anyway if she is going to go by Betty.

Didn't read all the previous suggestions, so sorry if there are repeats:
Celia Jeanne
Dahlia Jeanne
Meredith Jeanne
Margaret Jeanne
Clara Jeanne
Dana Jeanne
Vera Jeanne
Dorothy Jeanne
Lydia Jeanne

MandyBeeSLP

I agree Juliet Jeanne doesn't flow, but I actually like Amelia Jeanne. I also think there is nothing wrong with Elizabeth. It is popular, sure, but that's because it's classic. The NN Betty is also not as common so she would be unique there. 

Eko14

I work in a nursing home and have probably 40 Elizabeth's of 200 residents. I can't say I have met an Elizabeth under the age of 30.

fiscally3

I like Elizabeth Jeanne too! Betty is a great nickname, and if she hates it there are so many options. I also really like Amelia with Jeanne. Emma or Emily are super popular, but I think sound nice with Jeanne too, especially with the nickname Emmy. 

Nat009

I love the name Elizabeth nn Betty with Jeanne! I don't know any little Elizabeth's or Betty's, I really don't think that you would need to worry about your lo being one of many in each class. 

ashleaf2018

My cousin is in her 20s and her name is Elizabeth, her grandmother was Elizabeth NN Betty. My cousin goes by Liz or Lizzie. I have another friend from work who goes by Liz, she's in her 20s. Betty is definitely the more old fashioned NN but it is cute, and a lot of the older names are making a comeback.

kfras

Juliet Jeanne is definitely a mouthful. 

My little cousin is Lucy Jean and i always thought it sounded cute together. Anything with two syllables I think would flow well with Jeanne.

DogLoverX3

I know this might be too popular, but my daughter's name is Charlotte Jean, after my mother. I call her CJ. It makes me think of my mom :-)! Anyway, I love the flow of it! 
But you definitely can't go wrong with Elizabeth!

MrsBigTime

I love Elizabeth, and I think that if you plan to call her Betty she won't share her "name" with many girls. If that's your favorite name, I say go for it!