Elea from British Baby Names publishes the most popular first and middle names from birth announcements in The Telegraph, to show what the upper crust are naming their babies. We don’t have a “posh” newspaper, but the Herald and the Age probably have the most middle class and upper middle class birth notices. It does seem to have a certain cachet, as it’s not uncommon for parents to put an official notice in one of these papers, and another one in their local or regional paper.
GIRLS FIRST NAMES
- Annabel/Annabelle 4
- Isabelle 4
- Amelie 3
- Charlotte 3
- Chloe 3
- Emily 3
- Grace 3
- Harriet 3
- Sophia/Sofia 3
- Alice 2
- Arabella 2
- Camilla 2
- Eleanor 2
- Georgia 2
- Isla 2
- Lucinda 2
- Olivia 2
- Phillipa 2
- Saskia 2
- Scarlett 2
- Sophie 2
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BOYS FIRST NAMES
- Angus 5
- Edward 5
- Harry 5
- William 5
- Henry 4
- Samuel 4
- Alexander 2
- Benjamin 2
- Frederick 2
- George 2
- Hamish 2
- Harrison 2
- Jack 2
- James 2
- Oscar 2
- Patrick 2
- Thomas 2
- Tobias 2
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GIRLS MIDDLE NAMES
- Grace 7
- Rose 6
- May/Mae 4
- Anne 3
- Catherine/Kathryn 3
- Elizabeth 3
- Emily 3
- Florence 3
- Victoria 3
- Alexandra 2
- Annabel/Annabelle 2
- Clementine 2
- Daisy 2
- Kate 2
- Louise 2
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BOYS MIDDLE NAMES
- James 8
- William 7
- John 6
- Benjamin 5
- Edward 5
- Alastair/Alistair 2
- Christopher 2
- Daniel 2
- David 2
- Henry 2
- Jack 2
- Louis 2
- Oliver 2
- Patrick 2
- Peter 2
- Robert 2
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Love Annabel and Angus! Fabulous!
I was amused to see that the very English Henry and Emily were tops in “The Telegraph”, while the Scottish Annabel and Angus headed the Australian charts – although Henry and Emily are favourites here too.