Displayed on this page are England names 101 to 120. Among these names, the English and French William was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #8 and a usage of 0.8438%, followed in decreasing order by the Dutch, English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish Victor, the English Stephen, the English and Welsh Trent, the English, French, German, and Scandinavian Walter, the English, French, German, and Romanian Titus, the English Terry, Sidney, Winston, Sterling, and lastly the English name, Sheldon. Uncommon England names include the English Rudolph, Rufus, Sextus, the German Siegbert, the English Valentine, the English and Irish Vernon, the English and German Vivian, the English and Scottish Wallace, and the English Winthrop.
DESCRIPTION MATCH: Rudolph  | famous wolf ... was first introduced to England from Germany in the ... |
Rufus  | ruddy, red-haired ... borne by William II of England (1056-1100), the son ... |
| Sextus | sixth-born ... revived in Victorian England for the same naming ... |
Sheldon  952 | plateau, steep valley ... in several parts of England, including Devon, ... |
Sidney  813 | wide island, wide meadow ... a place name in Surrey, England, from the Old English ... |
| Siegbert | victory; bright, famous ... Christianity in England ... |
Stephen  192 | crowned ... by King Stephen of England (1097-1154), and ... |
Sterling  872 | little star ... Norman coin used in England featured a little star ... |
Terry  477 | ruler of the people; ... by Normans into England ... |
Titus  443 | honored ... was not popular in England, due to the association ... |
Trent  312 | Trent town ... Trent in northwest England ... |
Valentine  | healthy, strong ... in 14th century England, notably through the ... |
Vernon  | place of alders, alder ... by the Normans into England during the conquest ... |
Victor  111 | conqueror ... popular in 19th century England as a name bestowed in ... |
Vivian  | alive, lively ... Normans brought it into England at the time of the ... |
Wallace  | foreign, Celtic ... around the border of England and Wales known as the ... |
Walter  393 | to rule; army, warrior; ... introduced it into England in the 11th century, ... |
William  8 | will, desire; helmet, ... by the Normans into England ... first Norman king of England ... |
Winston  809 | friend; town, settlement, ... in Gloucestershire, England; the place name could ... |
Winthrop  | Wine's village ... possibly Winthorpe in England, meaning 'Wine's ... |
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