Whether you prefer a little Jane Austen or Downton Abbey, everyone loves the elegance and sophistication of the English gentry. While many of us wish that we were a long-lost descendant of some king, we’ll probably never be a Mia Thermopolis. So while you’re waiting for a wormhole to suck you into the early 19th century or for Julie Andrews to tell you you’re a princess, you might as well go ahead and get a royalty-worthy name!
Title: Choose the title that corresponds to the month you were born.
January or February- Knight/Dame
March or April- Lord/Lady
May or June- Baron/Baroness
July or August- Count/Countess
September or October- Duke/Duchess
November or December- Grand Prince/ Grand Princess
First Name: Choose the name that corresponds to the last letter of you first name.
A- Edward/Victoria
B- Joseph/Jane
C- George/Eleanor
D- Andrew/Mary
E- Benedict/Guinevere
F- Alexander/Catherine
G- Gregory/Maria
H- John/Isabelle
I- Harry/Elizabeth
J- William/Judith
K- Peter/ Matilda
L- Nicholas/Anne
M- Henry/Edith
N- Philippe/Helen
O- Edmund/Sarah
P- Richard/Anna
Q- Edgar/Margaret
R- James/Sibyl
S- Frederick/Charlotte
T- Arthur/Constance
U- Louis/Winifred
V- Christopher/Abigail
W- Conrad/Ethel
X- Walter/Virginia
Y- Thomas/Louise
Z- Felix/Irene
Last Name: Choose the name that corresponds to the month your dad was born.
January- Bellingham
February- Wood
March- Harlow
April- Thomas
May- Bennett
June- Dowling
July- Harvey
August- Price
September- Langdon
October- Jenkins
November- Anderson
December- Henley
Of ______: Choose the place name that corresponds to your favorite cereal.
Cap’n Crunch- of Charlbury
Frosted Flakes- of Bexley
Cinnamon Toast Crunch- of Doncaster
Cheerios- of Ashford
Lucky Charms- of York
Froot Loops- of Featherstone
Apple Jacks- of Castleford
Rice Krispies- of Kingsbridge
All- of Longford
Other- of Horncastle
“I hate cereal.”- of Blackburn
What's your English Gentry name?
Post by sydney8771 (AKA Duchess Louise Harlow of Doncaster)!
Topics: Life
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