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| 707.1 | Meredith Ivy and James Anthony | CHIEFF::STOLICNY | | Thu Jul 11 1991 07:26 | 13 |
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From your list, my absolute favorites would be:
Meridith Ivy Harpham
and
James Anthony Harpham
While I do like some of your other girl's names, none of them really
flow with Ivy as a middle name, except for Meredith!
I'll try to think up some "new" names for you later...
Carol
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| 707.2 | Names | KYOA::CHANG | | Thu Jul 11 1991 10:53 | 24 |
| My daughter's name is Emily and I have heard her called Emma by
friends as a nickname. But Emily Ivy sounds terrible together.
I really like the idea of using Ivy. Is it possible you would
like it as a first name instead of a middle name?
For more suggestions:
Emily Paige Harpham
Lauren Ivy Harpham
Ivy Amanda Harpham
Paige Marie Harpham
Marrisa Ivy Harpham
Emily Elizabeth Harpham
James Henry Harpham
Everett James Harpham
George Henry Harpham
Cilfford William Harpham
Tate William Harpham
Congratulations and good luck,
Chris
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| 707.3 | names | VMSSG::KILLORAN | | Thu Jul 11 1991 13:42 | 9 |
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For a girls name Hollace Ivy Harpham.
For a boys name James Anthony Harpham.
Jeanne
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| 707.4 | | NYSBU::CHANG | | Thu Jul 11 1991 14:37 | 5 |
| Regarding .2: I misspelled Clifford.
Regarding .3: Is the girl's name Hollace or Hollis?
Chris
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| 707.5 | spelling | VMSSG::KILLORAN | | Thu Jul 11 1991 15:50 | 9 |
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Hollace for a girl - she can be called Holly or Lacey?
I have worked with two women - one spelled Hollace and
the other spelled Hollis, so I guess it is to the person's
liking. They both really like there names. I think it
has alot of class.
Jeanne
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| 707.6 | Good Suggestions! | WR2FOR::HARPHAM_LY | | Fri Jul 12 1991 17:42 | 18 |
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You guys are terrific! We are about to leave for a two-week
vacation, so I'm going to take some of these with me, and see
what Tony thinks. There are some really good suggestions.
It's interesting that "Emily" was suggested, because we both
liked "Ellie" and "Emma" --but only as nicknames, and were
searching for a formal name. One problem is that my pet
bunny's name was Emily, so I'm not sure it's right to give
that name to a child now...
Anyway, thank you all tons! Please don't let the fact that
I'll be out of touch for a few weeks stop your creative minds.
I'll definately check in when I get back (and let you know if
we've made any decisions!)
Lynn
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| 707.7 | "H" names | WR2FOR::HARPHAM_LY | | Fri Jul 12 1991 19:33 | 14 |
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I meant to add that I kind of like the alliteration of
a "H" first name with Harpham. What do you think?
i.e. Hilary Ivy Harpham
Haley Ivy Harpham
Any other nice male or female names beginning with "H"?
Tx again,
Lynn
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| 707.8 | here's some "h" names | TIPTOE::STOLICNY | | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:01 | 14 |
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The alliteration does sound pretty good. However, Hilary and Haley
don't really seem to flow with Ivy as a middle name. Other girl
"H" names are: Hannah, Heather, Helen and Hope. Heather Ivy
sounds like some kind of plant though!
Boy "H" names are Harold, Hank, Hamilton, Hardy, Harlan, Henry,
Hollis, Heath, Hayden, Howard, Hugh, Hunter...yuck! The only
ones that I like are Hayden and Hunter.
Is you last name pronounced Harp-ham or Harp-em or something else
altogether?
Carol
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| 707.9 | | WR2FOR::HARPHAM_LY | | Tue Jul 30 1991 15:38 | 14 |
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I know... there aren't a lot of good "H" names....
Our last name is pronounced Harp-um, with the accent on the first
syllable.
We've just returned from vacation, and aren't much closer to a
name, although I'm starting to accept the idea of Sarah for a girl.
I'm not wild about "Sarah Ivy Harpham", but feel that it's okay,
and I would really like to honor Tony's Mum this way.
Anyway, I welcome more suggestions.... you have all been great...
Lynn
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