Uncommon baby names can be unique in an astonishing number of ways.

Uncommon names in the 1800s. Kerenhappuck Kerenhappuch Keren Happuch Biblical name of one of Jobs 3 daughters sister to Jemimah and Keziah. John and Mary Austin had these children between 1739 and 1755. 203 rows Name Number Name Number.

Was also the birth name of abolitionist Harriet Tubman. Female Victorian Era First Names. Plevus Pavis Paulus Prisimus Parvis Picus Anstis Lettice Polepas Phineas and Percius all in one family.

As we leave the the seventeenth century behind we now move on to see what gems can be found in Norfolk baptisms from the eighteenth century -- a time of the Georgians the Age of Enlightenment and the beginning of the British Industrial Revolution. There are those baby names that are literally unique absent not only from the US Top 1000 baby names but from the official extended list of every name given to five or more babies. Of course there are many names on the rolls for 1800-1850 that are rarely found today.

Luckily the Social Security Administration publishes annual lists of the most popular names each year dating back to the 1800s. Male Victorian First Names. Parmenio Parmenius Parmus Parmanus Parminus.

Ada Agatha Clementine Sophronia Victoria Violet Watson Lillian Alexandria Drusilla Lucetta Tesla Almira Dhalia Eudora Hester Lenora Odessa Harriet Sybil Eliza Mercy Esmerelda Estella Pandora Patience Annabeth Clementia Claudette Lenore Wilhemina Philodendron Freya Georgina Helena Honoria Octavia. The Most Popular Baby Names of the 1800s. Keturah Ketura Kettie Urah Ura Ketty Kezzy Kezzie Kizzy Kizzie may be a nickname for Keziah Kezia Kizia Kiziaha which are all Victorian era womans name.

Malinda Malissa Phebe. Between the years 1880 and 1899 the name Arthur was most prevalent in 1896. All the P names are male Pacificus.