Great names!

[Evie]

LEONE SEXTON DARYS OSWOLF FRANDALI FILINS (This is his first name)
and....
....TOLLEMACHE TOLEMACHE DE ARELLANA PLANTGENET TOLLEM (his surname)

Found whilst searching for a Sexton in 1911.

Wouldn't fancy learning to write that name at school and no chance of getting him mixed up in the census with an identical name.

[Sloe Gin]

I've come across him before. See CWGC.  I guess they didn't put his full name on the headstone. 

TOLLEMACHE, LEONE SEXTUS

DERNANCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

Died 20 Feb 1917, aged 32

Son of the Rev. Ralph William L. Tollemache-Tollemache, M.A., J.P., vicar of South Witham, Lincs and his wife Dora Cleopatra Maria L. Tollemache-Tollemache (nee de Orellana). His brother Leo also fell.

[Evie]

How sad... but interesting. Thanks

[forthefamily]

My most unusual is my 1st cousin twice removed Joseph Snowball Caswell named afetr his mother Elizabeth Ann Snowball but my true favourite is gt gran Christiana Sophia Amey.

Paul

I have Snowballs that married into my OH's tree.....I often wondered about the source/root of that particular surname. At present I have found a Jane Snowball Tate and a John Snowball Tate 

mab

[Annie65115]

To my enormous satisfaction , I have today discovered a distant cousin, b 1891, called ETHELWYN WOODIWISS.

I feel I can conclude my research a happy woman 

[Rosedale]

I too have comforts,
Fanny Comfort Fox
and Comfort Fox

My mother's maiden name though is Rosedale. It sounds very nice, and it's rare so I'm managed to trace it quite far back. I just think that's a great name 

Lisa.

[Paul Caswell]

I did have an Ann Browneye which I thought was a lovely name. Sadly it turned out she was actually Brownsey.

Paul

[GeoffE]

I came across a Jeremiah EIGHTSHILLINGS yesterday.  It makes a change

[stoney]

This theme has cropped up before. I like the Scottish habit of naming daughters after the men in the family and so creating the likes of Jamesina. I have yet to come across one, in my tree, which appeals to me more than my Gordonetta Forsyth.

Yes - one of my Grandad's sisters was named Robertina Beattie - but my Mum (and everyone else, it seems!) always referred to her as Aunt Ina! (pronounced "eye-nah")

On hubby's side we have the wonderfully named Everall Holtrum Pepper!