What is your most uncommon name?

[0rinoco]

Seretter's real name was Margaret, but on every census return she is shown as Seretter or Serretter. She married using the name Serretter, if I recall.
It might have been derived from one of these names that young children use when they  can't pronounce the actual word. For instance, my daughter, when she was about 3 or 4 years old, wanted a doll's pram "with a helli-brella". We discovered that what she actually wanted was a pram with a hood, which, of course, folds like an umbrella.

[forthefamily]

Well I had googled the name out of interest and it is a surname  ....that's why I asked  

mab  

[ptdrifter]

My faves are

Mahershalalhashbaz Hussey

and

Cotton Humphrey

[airdlass]

I have a Cesar and a Marinus in my tree

[stonechat]

I have someone with a first name of .....

Doctor

[Musicman]

Whilst searching for two Great Uncles in the Birth registers, I came across the following name:

Sir Charles Scott.  Poole.  1st Quarter 1897 - Vol 5a Page 251

John

[emberry]

I'm doing my husband's family, and his gg grandfather was Andronicus, married to Savinia!

[avm228]

This isn't one of mine, but in perusing a census return today I came across a

Treandaphelia (female)

Never heard of it before - has anyone else? (FreeBMD throws up a handful of occurrences).

Anna

[Framesmiths1816]

Most unusual surname so far is : Twoo (Sarah)

Most unusual first name is : Verdun. Not so bad you might think? It was given to a girl!

FS