Names for The Family That are Southern Royalty

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For the family that has had that grand house for at least two generations; the swamps surrounding it holding their own sort of beauty. The girls wear pearls and the boys wear slacks, and they are a sort of royalty. Fresh iced tea is always on hand, and a Rolls-Royce is parked in front.
They always attend church, despite the shady ways they came into money and power, and the older generations still talk about the Civil War as if it was something to be proud of. The children, both girls and boys, proudly wear family names and surnames like badges of honor. They are vain and pretentious, but you can't help but be drawn in by that Southern charm.

Female:

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Hadley
Lila
Pearl
Sabrina
Irene
Zelda
Fern
Tilly
Charlotte
Sealy
Kit
Marlo/Marlowe
Susanna
Bellamy
Eulalia
Winifred
Collie/Colly
Mamie
Vivienne
Delta
Magnolia
Blue
Clea
Leigh
May
Aberdeen
Sutter
Cora
June
Adelaide
Eliza
Shiloh
Fane
Dinah
Hyacinth
Jerusha
Clementine
Violet
Male:

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Otis
Alden
Rex
Young
Beau
Asa
Henry
Thornton
Geordie
Judd
Ira
Foster
Shaw
Barclay
Cecil
Wilkie
Shelby
Ford
Amory
Cotton
Hale
Atticus
Verne
Franklin
Hailey
Gideon
Albright
Clark
Noble
Montgomery
Jesse
Houston
Reeve
Cyril
Elias
August
Nathaniel
Roan


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