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[Addison]

Here's my "short" list. I'd love any and every kind of feedback!

 

Ezra Hawthorne Blair

 

Nehemiah Harper Jack

 

Peter Fitzgerald Noble

 

Abraham Jasper Keats

 

Canaan Elijah Bond

 

Salem Percy Ford

 

Laban Oliver Frost

 

Thank you so much, ladies!

[Barbie]

You always have a very handsome list, Addy!

Ezra Hawthorne Blair- love the Biblical and author reference <3 . Blair seems more feminine imo, but ends the name off nicely.
 
Nehemiah Harper Jack- this name is SUPER handsome!!! Would not change a thing here
 
Peter Fitzgerald Noble- Fitzgerald works nicely here, although I still personally prefer Josiah
 
Abraham Jasper Keats- Abraham has great biblical meaning, but I cannot picture on a child, sorry. Jasper is one of the gems found in Heaven, nms, but a nice mn. My Aunt has a cat named Jasper! Keats really is not my style, but works here as well.
 
Canaan Elijah Bond- Really like Elijah as a mn, and Bond is cool. Not sure if Canaan should be a first name though... Elijah Canaan Bond is just as nice.
 
Salem Percy Ford- I to like Salem, but sadly everone tells me it reminds them of the witch trials... idk Percy is cute and sweet and Ford is a REALLY handsome mn!
 
Laban Oliver Frost- mns are nice, Laban is another biblical name that I picture on a man and not really a boy.

[Jenna_Lee]

Ezra Hawthorne Blair - I adore Ezra, and Hawthorne is surname-y but strong and though I'm iffy on Blair this is a very handsome combo overall.

 

Nehemiah Harper Jack - I'm not huge on Nehemiah just because I feel awkward pronouncing it, but I love Harper on a boy and I love the short, masculine Jack. Another good combo overall.

 

Peter Fitzgerald Noble - I adore Peter, but Fitzgerald is a bit too surname-y for me and Noble is not my style.

 

Abraham Jasper Keats - I really like this one. All three names are really handsome, and it flows really well. Probably my favorite on your list.

 

Canaan Elijah Bond - I'm not sure I know how to pronounce Canaan, and Elijah is a handsome middle but Bond isn't for me.

 

Salem Percy Ford - Again, I like the first middle--Percy--but like Barbie said, I just can't get past the negative connotation with the Salem Witch Trials. I'm not really a fan of Ford either. Sorry.

 

Laban Oliver Frost - I've never heard Laban but I've been big on two-syllable "an/en"-ending names for boys, so I find myself liking it a lot. I love Oliver and am iffy on Frost but this is a handsome combo overall. I'd say this is my second favorite after Abraham Jasper Keats.