Southern girl names

Re: Southern girl names

• scbedi

  April 2013

  Pretty much any double name- Julie-Anna, etc

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• CeCe8579 member

  April 2013

  I'm not sure I think of names as regional in the US. I'm Southerner though and I will list our top five girl name list!
  
  Morgan Sophia
  Holly Sophia
  Summer Eris
  Savannah Eris
  Eden Sophia

  Carly

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• alphalyrae member

  April 2013

  Susannah

  Hannah

  Savannah

  Emily

  Jane

  Kate

  Coraline/Cora

  Caroline

  Vivian/Vivienne

  Lilah

  Katherine/Catherine

  Sarah

  Magnolia

  Georgia

  Louise

  Louisa

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• StephenW4

  April 2013

  When I hear southern, I think of:

  Savannah, Kelly, Daphne, Delilah, Eve, Virginia, Lilith/Lily, or any other flower/nature related name. 

  

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• franklyscarlette

  April 2013

  I'm southern and the double first name thing is definitely big around here. Mary Kate, Mary Alice, Sara Beth, etc.
  
  My daughters' names are single first names Sadie Caroline and Samantha Jane.
  
  Scarlett and Vivian top our list thi

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• jburdet1 member

  April 2013

  DD is Shelby Kate which is pretty southern to me. Other suggestions: Sadie (I prefer as a nn to Sarah), Delaney, Louise, Cecilia, Sarah Kate, Mary Claire, Melanie, Lilah, Carrie Anne, Caroline, Birdie (nn for Bernadette), Millie, and Daisy (nn for Margare

  
  

  
  

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• saham07 member

  April 2013

  Anna-Sarah

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• awesomenus1341 member

  April 2013

  saham07:

  Anna-Sarah

   

  That's funny, I am in Texas and my FN is Sarah and my sister's is An

  
  
  
  

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• saham07 member

  April 2013

  awesomenus1341:

  sah

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• oliversbear member

  April 2013

  While it's frowned on by the board, using the mother's maiden name or other family surname as a first name is a very Southern practice, especially for girls.

  When I hear Southern, I think of double-barrel first names like Mary Margaret, Anna Kath

  

  
  

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• mylilwildflower member

  April 2013

  Iloveshanej:

  I'm not sure I think of names as regional in the US. I'm Southerner though and I will list our top five girl name

  
  

  

  
  

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• BLPL101 member

  April 2013

  My DD is Caroline. It's MUCH more common in the South.

  Double names are very Southern. Sara Beth is one of my faves.
  

  

  
  

  

  
  

  

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