If you have a Sophie, what are her sibling's names?

Anonymous
Jackson
Annelise
Anonymous
Griffin is a ridiculous name. That is all.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Griffin is a ridiculous name. That is all.


I love the name Griffin!

My baby was going to be Sophie, but ended up being a Nicholas. If he had a sibling it would be Sophie, Natalia*, or Lydia, or Gabriel or James. I think all of those names go well together.

* if you are wondering why the French Sophie rather than the Russian Sophia when I like the opposite for Natalia, the answer is that there is no accounting for taste.
Anonymous
Emma
Anonymous
Sophie/Gabriel (twins)
Sophia/Jesse (G/B)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I know several:
1) Bronwyn and Rebecca (father is English/Austrailian)
2) Nicholas
3) Adam

Sophia was the name of my great great grandmother. Pronounced So FI ya. She came to the US wth her husband who promptly died and left her alone in Kansas. She was the 11th of fourteen- one boy- who was needed to inherit the family property (ala Pride and Prejudice) so there was little dowry. She remarried and they became pioneers. He promptly became disabled so she ran the farm, had twins in a sod house and made sure her daughter (my great-grand-mother) went to school beyond 3rd grade to eventually get her HS diploma. She became a teacher who married the post master. they had seven children, all of whom went to schooling beyond HS (coming of age inthe 1910's through the 1930's). My grandmother went to Kansas State where she met my grandfather, an only child of a socialist and a German immigrant. My father eventually got his PhD is theoretical physics. All becasue my grea-great grandmother made sure that education was a priority in the family. Her legacy lives on.

If I had had a girl, she would have been named after her. I had two boys.


Thank you, what an uplifting story!

Anonymous
Rochlin and Natalia.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I know several:
1) Bronwyn and Rebecca (father is English/Austrailian)
2) Nicholas
3) Adam

Sophia was the name of my great great grandmother. Pronounced So FI ya. She came to the US wth her husband who promptly died and left her alone in Kansas. She was the 11th of fourteen- one boy- who was needed to inherit the family property (ala Pride and Prejudice) so there was little dowry. She remarried and they became pioneers. He promptly became disabled so she ran the farm, had twins in a sod house and made sure her daughter (my great-grand-mother) went to school beyond 3rd grade to eventually get her HS diploma. She became a teacher who married the post master. they had seven children, all of whom went to schooling beyond HS (coming of age inthe 1910's through the 1930's). My grandmother went to Kansas State where she met my grandfather, an only child of a socialist and a German immigrant. My father eventually got his PhD is theoretical physics. All becasue my grea-great grandmother made sure that education was a priority in the family. Her legacy lives on.

If I had had a girl, she would have been named after her. I had two boys.


Thank you, what an uplifting story!



I agree, I'm almost ready to name a child Sophia for your great grandmother!
Anonymous
Sophie and Markus
Sophie and Seth

Sophia and Nicolas
Sophia, Douglas, and Tania
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Olivia


Me too!
Anonymous
Jayden
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Julian


I also have a Sophie and a Julian!
Anonymous
I know a Sophie with a brother - Daniel/Danny.
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