I have never met anyone named January, February, March, July, August or September

[Anonymous]

I went to college with a girl named January.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have an Aunt June, and her daughter is April - neither of them is born in that month. April's brother (Raymond) has a daughter named Autumn.

August is definitely rising in popularity as a name as well.

But was Aunt June born in March? Or was cousin June born in January? They may be named after the month they were conceived rather than the month that they were born. I've actually known a couple of people with month dates that were named that way. The parents had something significant happen in the month their children were conceived and they were naming the children in honor of the event that lead them to "celebrate" and conceive a child.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never have.

What about you?

I have met plenty of people named April, May and June though.

I had a friend whose dog was named January. In Lonesome Dove there is a character named July Johnson and a woman named Peach. Augustus or Augusta for August (Caesar). A child born on Christmas "Noelle (Noel for male) December would be a good name.

[Anonymous]

The only people I ever met named things like June or April etc were / are old ladies. Mostly dead now.

[Anonymous]

Ruth Rendell wrote a great short story about two sisters, "May and June.," and their sibling rivalry and an O. Henry finish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The only people I ever met named things like June or April etc were / are old ladies. Mostly dead now.

I’ve only ever met people in their 20s/30s with those names

[Anonymous]

Met several named August. Most go by Hugo.

[Anonymous]

I know several Januarys. I think it's a dumb name though.