Names in the family

[linwenolatari.livejournal.com]

A generation of family names gives way to modern names:
Names in my family,
The Matriarch and Patriarchs were:
Catalina (or Catarina)
Maria de Jesus
Ignacio
Pedro
2nd Generation
Sergio
Rene (Rodrigo)
Fidel
Gustavo
Abigail
Mireya
Beatriz
Eva
Socorro
Rodolfo
Isabel
Elvira
Maria de Jesus
Susana (RIP)
3rd Generation
Liliana
Ignacio Fidel
Oscar Eduardo
Gabriela Elizabeth
Rene Alexander
Kathy
Sergio
Brenda Aida
Wendy Julissa
Victor Rodolfo
Adriana
Alejandra
Juan Jose
Erika
Erik
Daniel Alberto
Juan Fernando
Rosa Isela
Noemi
Octavio
Sandra Edith (RIP)
Reina Leticia
Lucero (RIP)
Susana
Pedro
Bladimir
Eduardo
Julio Cesar
Juan Bernardo
Diego
4th generation
Lia Guadalupe
Luis (Carlos)
Camila
Anthony
Alan Maximiliano
Victor Daniel
Victor David
Camila
Regina
Gabriel Emiliano
Vania Estefania (RIP)
Mariana Abigail
RominaSome names are fairly traditional, some are weird and some are modern....

Comments

[languagejourney.livejournal.com]

Ignacio is my favorite first gen; Mireya, Socorro, and Elvira in the second; Liliana Octavio, Aduardo, and Diego in the third; and Camila and Vania Estefania (so sad) in the fourth.

What nationality is your name history? I would put mine but I can't remember them all, mainly because my mom has, what, 30+ first cousins alone because both her parents came from large families.

PS. We've been in America for a long while so nationality isn't very strong in our naming sense. "Whatever sounds good" works.

[linwenolatari.livejournal.com]

Most of these names are from my cousins in Mexico, so I think the first generation of names are very traditional, then some start to branch out...

[skittles22088.livejournal.com]

I like:
Catalina
Abigail
Eva
Isabel
Elizabeth
Adriana
Erika
Erik
Noemi
Edith
Camila
Gabriel
Vania