In the Briggs

Alton	~ Place not a damn name!
Anasa	~ Pretty
Comfort	~ Not a fan of adjectives as names
Ansel	~ Sounds like And Sell
Argye	~ Argumentative person?
Bunny	~ *giggle*
Carol Divine	~ Hmmm
Cherylyn	~ Too many Ys, too Yunike
Cordell	~ Sounds like they ought to be in a habadashery
Deinbo
Daminabo Sonny
Dolly Dalrymple Mountgarret	~ Oh well, I guess being born in 1812 is a bit of an excuse!
Donald Sea	~ ?!
Dudley Towle	~ ?!!
Enang Bassey
Enos
Evy	~ I misread this as Envy at first...
Fed	~ ....
Garrett	~ Born in an attic?
Geneva Clark	~ Sounds like a job title
Garland	~ ... of flowers?
Gray Chandler	~ "Sorry, I couldn't be bothered to think of a name, so I picked two words at random from the OED"
Hilton	~ Hotel
Homer	~ Classic author and SURNAME
Increase	~ Born in 1793, but still parental cruelty...
Irle	~ What on earth is this meant to be?!
Janet Zaph	~ *puzzled* Where the f* did 'Zaph' come from??
Nalani	~ Odd
Job Sweet	~ *blinks* Is the 'Sweet' to make up for 'Job'?
Le Baron Russell	~ Um, 'Le Baron'? I'd think this was a modern affectation if he hadn't been born in 1855! I'm guessing the Russell is a family name.
Lamar	~ Ick
Lyman	~ Sounds like a command: "Lie man!"
LeAlice	~ Dear Lord!
Loutrel Winslow	~ WTF? And Winslow is a place, not a personal name...
Lynelle	~ Affected
Lynn Craigue	~ Were the parents not entirely sure what sex she was??
Marlin	~ Fish!
Nimi	~ Sounds like a Latin negative...
Osjetea	~ Um, right...
Revoe Carlisle
Danford Elmo Anthony	~ Kept the name 'til last! (Became the priest Brahana Selassie)
Skyler	~ Surprised to see she(?) was born in the 50s

Pictures with no links

Mark Reeve - Night Bus

Mat Collishaw - Girls of the World ( but here's another from the same series... )

Tom Baker - Unisex Multigym

Sue Webster / Tim Noble - The Royal Couple, 1999

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