.. by any other name.

[Raven]

My name is John.  Once, it was probably one of the most common names in this country.  I was looking at a list of the most common names today, and mine didn't even appear on a very long list!

My grandson is named John, after his dad and his grandad. I've always called him JJ though, for John Junior and he likes that, his mates call him J.

[GrannyMac]

My name is Scottish, and uncommon.  Not many of us, I've met two others.  

I like Maggie, I had two Aunt Margarets, one was known as Peggy or Peg.  Maggie is more elegant IMO. 

[dextrous63]

My name is Scottish, and uncommon.  Not many of us, I've met two others.  

It's not "Heather" by any chance?

[klondike]

It isn't

[muddy]

My name is Scottish, and uncommon.  Not many of us, I've met two others. 

I like Maggie, I had two Aunt Margarets, one was known as Peggy or Peg.  Maggie is more elegant IMO.

Morag ? 

[GrannyMac]

Nope.  You won't guess.  😊

[dextrous63]

Ailsa?

[Alex]

Maisie  ?

[GrannyMac]

Nope and nope.

This is fun! ☺️

[Raven]

I like the old Scottish/ Gaelic names.....Hence Dageus.
Here's a few of the uncommon ones I can think of, off the top of my head.

Eilidh (Aylay)
Ailis (Aylish)
Ailsa
Morven
Sorcha
Malina
Greer

[Alex]

I like the old Scottish/ Gaelic names.....Hence Dageus.
Here's a few of the uncommon ones I can think of, off the top of my head.

Eilidh (Aylay)
Ailis (Aylish)
Ailsa
Morven
Sorcha
Malina
Greer

Morag is nice.

[JBR]

I like the old Scottish/ Gaelic names.....Hence Dageus.
Here's a few of the uncommon ones I can think of, off the top of my head.

Eilidh (Aylay)
Ailis (Aylish)
Ailsa
Morven
Sorcha
Malina
Greer

I bet it's Scorcha!

[GrannyMac]

No.  For anyone that doesn't know, it's Elspeth.  Scottish form of Elizabeth.

[JBR]

No.  For anyone that doesn't know, it's Elspeth.  Scottish form of Elizabeth.

A lovely name.

Oh, yes, I think Elspeth is nice as well!  😉

If you think that is unusual, you haven't seen my middle name!  😨

[Raven]

No.  For anyone that doesn't know, it's Elspeth.  Scottish form of Elizabeth.

Gawd, I thought of that one but didn't add it to my list.  I thought it was more unusual ones.