Girl Names from the 1600s or before

Not anne or anything common, anyone have anything good?

I can go look at my husband's family tree but I know we have a Mathilda, Mathilde and a few Catherine variations.

I went through that, just Jane and Helen and Anne all common with alternate spellings, I am looking for different Maybe from other places, not just english.

Never mind I found some alternate places on that site.

Artemis?
Athena?

Athena I like.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting FutureMRSmama:</b>" I went through that, just Jane and Helen and Anne all common with alternate spellings, I am looking for different Maybe from other places, not just english."</blockquote>




Ours are mostly German variations. We also have Gertrude, Magdalena, and Margaret.

How about 1800s Russian girl names. I am having a hard time finding that on google.

Quoting I'm His Amy He's My Rory:" <blockquote><b>Quoting FutureMRSmama:</b>" I went through that, just Jane and Helen ... [snip!] ... not just english."</blockquote> Ours are mostly German variations. We also have Gertrude, Magdalena, and Margaret."

My grandma's name is Margarate Gertrude lol. She was born and raised in Germany though.

Quoting FutureMRSmama:" How about 1800s Russian girl names. I am having a hard time finding that on google."

How about Anya? I think it's a beautiful name.

<blockquote><b>Quoting FutureMRSmama:</b>" How about 1800s Russian girl names. I am having a hard time finding that on google."</blockquote>




Its not a "real" name but I love Czara/Tsara for some reason. An ex loved it so I'd never use it though.

Quoting Tarynosaurus Rex:" How about Anya? I think it's a beautiful name."

I like anya personally this name needs to have a stong meaning (its for a paper I am writing about a warrior)

Quoting FutureMRSmama:" How about 1800s Russian girl names. I am having a hard time finding that on google."

Raisa
Sarra
Riva
Arina
Varvara
Alla
Darya
Aniella
Olena
Tetiana
Mariya

<blockquote><b>Quoting Tarynosaurus Rex:</b>" My grandma's name is Margarate Gertrude lol. She was born and raised in Germany though."</blockquote>




My husband's grandfather was the first born here. So far all the way back to like 1605 is German for him and 1530 or something on my mom's paternal side LOL. We are buku German LOL.