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[Opinions] Sidney/Sydney has been used for boys since the 17th century (m)

by poppylena

2/14/2007, 4:42 AM

For example Sidney Godophin (a poet, born 1610)

There was some use for girls from the 19th but until the last few decades it's always been a lot more popular for boys. And here where I live (albeit England) I've seen it more on boys than girls in BAs.

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Beverly for a boy? · Amelia · 2/13/2007, 6:26 PM

•Abslutely NO! n/t · Aria · 2/14/2007, 8:14 PM

•Alas, no · Miranda · 2/14/2007, 5:10 PM

•Re: Beverly for a boy? · gythien · 2/14/2007, 4:24 AM

•No way! The poor kid would be teased within an inch of his life. nt. · Pink Princess · 2/13/2007, 10:57 PM

•What she said (m) · Madrigal · 2/14/2007, 2:00 AM

•Absolutely not (m) · lac · 2/13/2007, 10:49 PM

•I prefer Waverly, and think it could be pulled off better. [nt] · molly · 2/13/2007, 9:58 PM

•Re: Beverly for a boy? · RoxStar · 2/13/2007, 7:04 PM

•Re: Beverly for a boy? · Tassiegirl · 2/13/2007, 7:02 PM

•Hmmm · Kris Rose · 2/13/2007, 6:34 PM

•No. · Kae · 2/13/2007, 6:32 PM

•no way (nt) · Kristen · 2/13/2007, 6:30 PM

•Ditto n/t · Claire · 2/13/2007, 7:44 PM

•yes [m] · Sabrina Fair · 2/13/2007, 6:30 PM

•apples and oranges · RoxStar · 2/13/2007, 7:07 PM

•Re: apples and oranges · Sabrina Fair · 2/13/2007, 7:39 PM

•what about it? · RoxStar · 2/13/2007, 7:49 PM

•Sidney/Sydney has been used for boys since the 17th century (m) · Poppylena · 2/14/2007, 4:42 AM

•Yes but... · Kris Rose · 2/13/2007, 7:12 PM

•ever notice... · RoxStar · 2/13/2007, 7:22 PM

•Re: ever notice... · Miss Julia Keelan · 2/14/2007, 7:37 AM

•You know... · Kris Rose · 2/13/2007, 7:37 PM

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