Vintage Names

of the forest, woods

of the forest, woody

of the forest, wild

from the forest, wild

from the forest, wild

of the forest, woody

from the forest, wild

from the forest, woody

from the forest, woods

from the forest, woods

from the forest, of the woods

From the forest, woods

from the forest, wood, or trees

unclear, possibly 'son of Simon' or 'six-mile creek'

son of Simon

she who hears

he has heard

simple, sincere, unadorned

simple, plain, guileless

simple, plain, sincere

simple, plain, sincere

from Saint Clair

holy rose

bright meadow

blind

blind

blind

blind

Diminutive of Cecilia or Elizabeth, meaning 'blind' or 'my God is abundance'.

Diminutive of Cecilia or Elizabeth; also a term of endearment for a sister.

Sixth

sixth

sits well, well-situated

victory guardian

sixth

sixth

sixth

farmer, earth-worker

mosquito (slang term)

from Skeffington's town/settlement

ship owner, captain; or a nickname for someone who skips

from the flat meadow

blacksmith, metalworker

Curious, nosy, derived from the verb 'to snoop'.

good man, good person

stern, severe

Wisdom and a rose flower

solemn, religious