OTTILIE

For a girl

A feminine form of the boy’s name Otto. You could call her Tillie for short.

ADELIA

For a girl

Means noble. And probably musically gifted.

BAXTER

For a boy

Evolved from the English surname “Baker." 

CLEMENTINE

For a girl

If it’s good enough for Ethan Hawke’s daughter, it’s good enough for us.

CLIFFORD

For a boy

It’s actually used to describe a ford near a slope. (No relation to the big red dog.)

MERRITT

For a girl

This English name means “boundary gate.” 

ELEANORA

For a girl

Think of it as the cool girl’s combo of Ella and Nora.    

ELMER

For a boy

Means noble and famous. And we assume Elmo’s Christian name?

FLETCHER

For a boy

In olden days, this name meant a maker and seller of arrows. 

HARRIET

For a girl

Loves to be silly. Goes by Hattie for short.

LARKIN

For a boy

It’s actually the surname of Lawrence. And it means “brave warrior.”

MABEL

For a girl

Means lovable. Obviously.

VIOLA

For a girl

Shakespearean charmer. No kidding.

HUGH

For a boy

Total charmer. (Or cad?) 

https://www.purewow.com/entertainment/victorian-baby-names