A selection of names from the GRO Birth Records for England and Wales in 1860. All are first names and middle names — the surnames are not included unless indicated by 'sn' — and have been checked against other records for accuracy.
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Abimelech David
Alpha Omega
Arthur Leofric Jechonias
Arthur Wellesley Wellington Waterloo
Aubrey Lancelot Arthur
Augustus Archelaus
Charles Fortunatus John
Conrado Angel
Cyrus Sylvester
Doctor Butterworth
Edward Honoratus
Einion Ienan Rhiwallon
Eleazar Solomon
Ethelfred Thomas
Faithful George
Francis Genesis
Garibaldi Isadore*
Hargrave Vernon Dolman
Harry Prospero
Heinrich Constantine Conrad
Henchman Pedgrift
Honesty William
Hugh Hughes (sn: Humphreys)
Isaac Achilles
James Jubal
John Angel James
Marchmont Murray Reginald Grasett Stanhope Plantagenet
Marmaduke Archdeacon Lee
Marwood Albion John
Melancthon Thomas
Millichamp Leonard John
Mortimer William David Christopher
Nelson Trafalgar
Noble Simon Lynn
Oliver Xenophon
Olipherts Eyre
Othniel Daniel
Pelham Augustus
Polesden Quito Reginald
Prince Tressilian Albert Edward
Raleigh Gilbert
Ridley Augustus
River Jorden
Silk Seaton
Tertius George Paul
Turbeville Blackburrow
Wellwood Silas
Winter
Wolstan Oswald
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Abijah Mary
Agnes Justinia
Albertina Chlorinda
Alphena Marana Elizabeth
Asenath Mellina
Axelia Lois
Christophina Margaret
Diehappy (sn: Badger)
Edith Venus
Eglantine Eleanor Mary Catherine
Elizabeth Elliss Eleanor
Ellen Almeida
Epsey Ann
Etheldred Ella Henrietta
Ethelfleda Jessie Caroline
Eugenie Modeste
Evadne Charlotte
Exina Jane
Garibalda Sicilia Republicana*
Goda Isobel
Gundrede Annette Teresa
Hadassah Leonilda
Happy Knights (same name as mother)
Helen Rosalie Alexandrina
Hopestill Eliza
Jabez Wesley & Rosa Hephzibah (twins)
Lissy Levina
Loyalty Ann
Maria Eva Volturna Annitta
Maud Mona
Mellentina
Newria
Morigan Harriet
Olive Zillah
Paradice
Peninnah Olive
Rosalthe
Rosina Bathsheba
Serena Marintha
Sexta Rose
Sinetta Jemima
True Love
Ursuline Susan
Venus Pandora
Verona Mary
Virgilia Iris
Zara Frederica
Zedarena
Zelma Ada
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* In this year, several children were given the name Garibaldi. This coincides with his Campaign of 1860, which recieved a great deal of news coverage.
