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I can take it or leave it - it's quite nice, especially your combo Lorna Isobel, but it reminds me a bit of "forlorn" and isn't as pretty as Laura imo.

I once knew a real-life Lorna Maud, who died at a great age. I found the echoing vowel sound unpleasing, but Lorna with a better mn is quite OK. I liked Isabel from your list; Margaret or Gillian would work too.

Lorna Rose and Lorna Isabel are nice.

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My great grandmother is named Lorna May.

I actually like it a lot. It's sweet and underused, unusual yet not too weird.

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Lorna Sophia would be my favorite.

Lorna is a pretty name. Out of your combos, I like Lorna Isabel the best.

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Other ideas:
Lorna Ruby
Lorna Eve
Lorna Evelyn
Lorna Giselle
Lorna Adeline
Lorna Adelaide
Lorna Caroline
Lorna Josephine
Lorna Gabrielle
Lorna Juliet / Juliette
Lorna Julianne
Lorna Judith
Lorna Genevieve
Lorna Gwendolyn / Gwendolen
Lorna Guinevere
Lorna Simone
Lorna Fleur
Lorna Abigail
Lorna Rachel
Lorna Marguerite
Lorna Madeline / Madeleine
Lorna Cecily
Lorna Mary
Lorna Kathleen
Lorna Ivy
Lorna Miriam
Lorna Marianne
Lorna Phoebe
Lorna Sidonie

I like it. Of course, there is the strong association with Lorna Doone, the character from the novel, but I like literary names, so that doesn't bother me. I think it's a nice, old-fashioned feeling name.

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Lorna Amelia
Lorna Charlotte
Lorna Olivia
Lorna Madeleine
Lorna Caroline
Lorna Adeline
Lorna Cecily
Lorna Emily
Lorna Vivienne
Lorna Josephine
Lorna Victoria
Lorna Rosemary
Lorna Verity
Lorna Pansy
Lorna Ruby
Lorna Pearl
Lorna Felicity
Lorna Juliet

I can see the appeal just because Lorna is so romantic, but it also sounds rather dated and unattractive to me. Your best combos are:

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Lorna Evangeline - The best one.
Lorna Jade
Lorna Sophia
Lorna Isabel

Oh! I read Lorna Doone and the name has been growing on me as well.

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Lorna Violet is one that looks nice to me.