Babies' names - The Camerons
 

Yesterday the PM's wife gave birth to a baby girl whilst on holiday in Cornwall. They are considering givibng it a Cornish middle name. 'Pasty' is my suggestion.
What if the child had been born in Lancashire - say Accrington in particular? I have heard of men called Clayton but never an Antley or Altham.

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I think an ironic name would be sweetly fitting.

Unity, perhaps.

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Or, if they insist on a Cornish connection, Mousehole Cameron.

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maybe they could call her Eden, shame it wasn't a boy he may have been a bit camp!!

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Beastie Bodmin-Cameron.

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Could be called Ossy!! :p

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Liz Hard-Cameron.

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Belle Thorn and Stan Hill, were both born locally.

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As was Duncan Halsh.

:D

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I had forgotten about the most obvious - Stanley.

Just thought of Priestley, Clough and Peel.

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I'm sure I remember seeing a Rough Lee, in the Observer's Bonny Baby compatition.

Though I think the spelling was different.

Rafe Flea-Higginbottom.

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Wurzel is a good Cornish name.

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Emmet Cameron.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmet_%28Cornish%29

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Chimera Cameron

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We recently went to The Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligon..Both beautiful places,,,and i think both Eden and Heligon would be nice names,,,,,,,,,