Names of 18th Century Finland

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These names were names to Finnish babies between 1700 and 1750. They are listed in alphabetical order and differentiated by the gender of most common use. Names with one letter of difference are classified as variants and grouped together, despite any dissimilarities in origin.

GIRLS
Anna
Beata
Brigitha
Brita/Britha
Caisa
Dorothea
Eva
Greta/Gretha
Helena
Justina
Lena
Lisa
Lovisa
Magdalena
Maja
Maria
Margareta
Margeta
Margr
Sophia
Stina
Susanna
Ulria/Ulrika

BOYS
Abel
Abraham
Abram
Adam
Anders
Carl
Christer
Eric/Erich/Erik/Erics
Ericsson
Fredric
Georg
Gustaf
Hans
Henric
Immanuel
Isaac
Jacob
Johan
Johannes
Jonas
Joseph
Lars
Marten
Matts/Mats
Michel
Nils
Simon
Steffan
Thomas
Walborg

UNISEX
Carin


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