Some Interesting Names Which I found in "Who's Who in America 1904"

GIRLS


Aubertine - the woman's middle name, but the name she went by (she also used the pen name Auber). Really rather remarkable. Annie Aubertine Woodward Moore.



BOYS 


Appleton

Durán- I'm familiar with this as a Spanish surname, but this was the first name of a man born in Colombia.

Effingham

Ehrman

Gouverneur - this man was a jr, as his father was also named Gouverneur

Hersey - this spelling


Lonzo

Loveland

Mirza - or Morteza, I'm not sure if Mirza was a title or type of surname (in the frontal position). This man was from Iran. General Mirza Morteza Khan, Momtazel-Molk.

Montrose

Platt

Prince - hardly the only person named Prince ever born, but I'm fascinated by the use of this as a first name. This man was a physician who graduated from Princeton College, Kentucky

Read - another middle name that the man went by

Richards - the man's middle name, but the name he went by

Rollins

Stanton

Veranus 

Welton 

Wilhelmus

Names out of "Who's Who in America 1904"

GIRLS


Hersilia

Lida

Medora



BOYS

Burr

Crammond

Gardner 

La Vega

Lazard

Le Grand

Lindley

Mihran - this man was from Turkey

Rienzi - although the man in Who's Who was from Georgia, Rienzi is the last name of a notable Italian man from the Middle Ages, and upon whom an opera from the 19th century was based.

Sergeant -This was the man's middle name, but the name he went by, instead of his first name. He was an artist.

Stanton

Sumner

Wellington

Whitman 

Wilburn

Wyndham

Wynkoop

Continuing With Names From Who's Who in America 1904

GIRLS


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BOYS

 
Blackford

Carolus

Dighton

Freeman

Frowenus 

Kinahan

Lathrop

Leartus

Mendes 

Moncure 

Nellis

Orator

Orello

Price

Richardson

Rossetter

Sherwin

Stanton 

Verplanck