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Table 5: Full list of first forenames given, Scotland, 2014 (final) in rank order NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 1 Jack 583 * 1 Emily 569 * 2 James 466 * 2 Sophie 542 * 3 Lewis 411 * 3 Olivia 485 * 4 Oliver 403 * 4 Isla 435 5 Logan 354 * 5 Jessica 419 * 6 Daniel 349 * 6 Ava 379 7 Noah 321 * 7 Amelia 372 * 8 Charlie 320 * 8 Lucy 363 * 9 Lucas 310 * 9 Lily 310 * 10 Alexander 309 * 10 Ellie 278 * 11 Mason 285 * 11 Ella 273 12 Harris 276 * 12 Sophia 271 13 Max 274 * 13 Grace 265 * 14 Harry 268 * 14 Chloe 251 15 Finlay 267 15 Freya 249 16 Adam 266 * 16 Millie 246 17 Aaron 264 * 17 Mia 230 18 Ethan 259 18 Emma 229 19= Cameron 256 19 Eilidh 224 19= Jacob 256 * 20 Anna 218 21 Callum 252 21 Charlotte 213 * 22 Archie 239 22 Eva 210 * 23 Alfie 236 * 23= Holly 208 24 Leo 234 * 23= Ruby 208 * 25 Thomas 228 * 25 Layla 190 26 Nathan 226 26 Hannah 187 27 Riley 223 * 27 Evie 175 28 Rory 215 28 Orla 171 * 29 Matthew 214 29 Katie 170 * 30 Joshua 213 * 30 Poppy 162 * 31 Oscar 212 31 Erin 154 32 Jamie 211 32 Leah 144 33 Ryan 208 * 33 Lexi 140 * 34 Luke 195 34 Molly 132 35 William 180 * 35= Isabella 130 36 Liam 178 35= Skye 130 37 Dylan 176 * 37 Lacey 124 * 38 Samuel 166 38 Abigail 122 * 39 Andrew 163 * 39 Georgia 119 40= David 154 * 40= Rebecca 115 40= John 154 40= Sofia 115 42 Connor 146 42= Amber 113 * 43= Brodie 144 42= Hollie 113 43= Kyle 144 * 44 Amy 111 45 Joseph 143 45= Brooke 107 46 Kian 142 * 45= Daisy 107 47 Benjamin 141 45= Niamh 107 48= Aiden 139 48= Lilly 106 48= Harrison 139 * 48= Zoe 106 * 50 Robert 135 * 50 Rosie 102 51= Ben 130 51 Abbie 101 51= Muhammad 130 52 Robyn 100 * 53 Michael 127 53 Sienna 98 54 Tyler 123 * 54= Summer 96 55 Kai 120 54= Zara 96 56 Euan 114 * 56 Iona 91 57= Arran 112 57 Maya 89 57= Jayden 112 58 Sarah 88 59 Jake 111 * 59= Aria 87 60= Cole 110 59= Maisie 87 60= Ollie 110 * 61 Cara 85 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2015 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 60= Sam 110 62= Kayla 84 * 63 Finn 109 62= Paige 84 64 Leon 108 64 Gracie 83 65= Angus 107 65 Alice 82 * 65= Caleb 107 66= Phoebe 79 * 65= Ruaridh 107 66= Scarlett 79 * 68 Josh 106 * 68= Ayla 77 69 Murray 105 68= Megan 77 * 70= Fraser 104 68= Mya 77 * 70= Isaac 104 71= Harper 75 70= Owen 104 71= Julia 75 73 Blake 101 73 Eve 73 74 Jude 98 * 74 Caitlin 71 * 75= Calum 93 * 75= Imogen 70 75= Cooper 93 75= Lauren 70 77= George 91 77 Esme 69 77= Robbie 91 78 Rose 66 79 Rhys 88 79= Amelie 65 80= Callan 87 79= Ivy 65 80= Christopher 87 79= Mila 65 80= Evan 87 82 Lola 63 83 Jay 86 83= Bella 62 84 Theo 85 83= Willow 62 85 Scott 83 * 85 Elise 61 * 86 Luca 82 86 Elizabeth 59 87 Kayden 81 * 87 Aimee 58 88 Blair 80 88= Bethany 57 89 Freddie 79 88= Emilia 57 90 Zac 78 90 Madison 55 91 Hamish 77 91 Rachel 53 * 92= Jackson 76 92= Alexis 52 92= Jaxon 76 92= Faith 52 94 Calvin 75 92= Mollie 52 * 95 Carson 74 95= Lena 51 96= Aidan 73 * 95= Mirren 51 96= Brody 73 97= Arianna 49 96= Zachary 73 97= Neve 49 99= Alex 71 99 Darcy 48 * 99= Cody 71 100 Matilda 47 * 99= Mohammed 71 * 101= Annabelle 46 102= Ross 70 101= Eden 46 * 102= Sebastian 70 101= Maria 46 104 Reuben 69 104= Ailsa 45 105 Corey 65 104= Beth 45 106 Hunter 64 104= Carly 45 * 107 Reece 63 104= Heidi 45 108= Elliot 61 * 104= Lucia 45 108= Henry 61 * 104= Lucie 45 * 110= Carter 58 110= Elsie 44 110= Harvey 58 110= Keira 44 110= Peter 58 112= Lara 43 113= Austin 57 112= Lois 43 113= Kaiden 57 114= Ariana 42 115= Struan 56 114= Casey 42 * 115= Zak 56 114= Gabriella 42 117 Anthony 54 114= Jasmine 42 * 118= Louis 53 114= Libby 42 118= Sean 53 * 119= Clara 41 120= Bradley 52 * 119= Naomi 41 120= Fergus 52 121= Alexandra 40 122= Declan 51 121= Kara 40 122= Gabriel 51 121= Orlaith 40 * 122= Joey 51 124= Alexa 39 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2015 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 122= Kieran 51 * 124= Alyssa 39 122= Sonny 51 124= Hope 39 * 127= Flynn 49 124= Maja 39 127= Innes 49 124= Martha 39 129 Findlay 48 124= Nina 39 130= Marcus 47 124= Sara 39 130= Nicholas 47 131= Darcey 38 130= Shay 47 131= Lexie 38 133= Arthur 46 131= Nicole 38 133= Charles 46 134= Arya 37 133= Paul 46 134= Lyla 37 136= Lyle 45 134= Natalia 37 136= Patrick 45 * 137= Aoife 36 138= Harley 44 * 137= Catherine 36 138= Jakub 44 137= Taylor 36 * 138= Jordan 44 137= Victoria 36 138= Mohammad 44 * 141= Bonnie 35 138= Rocco 44 141= Thea 35 143= Ellis 43 141= Violet 35 143= Jason 43 144= Darcie 34 * 145= Dominic 42 144= Emilie 34 145= Hugo 42 146= Cora 33 145= Steven 42 146= Halle 33 * 148= Olly 40 * 146= Hanna 33 148= Zack 40 146= Laila 33 150= Alistair 39 150= Macie 32 * 150= Brandon 39 150= Nadia 32 150= Duncan 39 152= Aila 31 150= Louie 39 152= Connie 31 150= Mark 39 152= Eliza 31 155= Ewan 38 * 152= Elsa 31 155= Filip 38 152= Florence 31 155= Frankie 38 152= Macey 31 155= Gregor 38 152= Myla 31 155= Layton 38 159= Evelyn 30 160= Finley 37 159= Hayley 30 160= Lachlan 37 159= Khloe 30 160= Oskar 37 159= Laura 30 160= Parker 37 159= Maddison 30 * 164 Danny 36 159= Rowan 30 165= Alan 35 159= Tilly 30 165= Kacper 35 166= Callie 29 165= Lochlan 35 166= Ellis 29 165= Zach 35 166= Macy 29 165= Zander 35 166= Nieve 29 170= Eli 34 166= Peyton 29 170= Hayden 34 166= Zuzanna 29 170= Jax 34 172= Hallie 28 170= Junior 34 * 172= Lana 28 170= Kevin 34 174= Annie 27 170= Taylor 34 174= Anya 27 176= Ciaran 33 174= Georgie 27 176= Toby 33 174= Orlagh 27 176= Tom 33 * 174= Rosa 27 176= Tommy 33 174= Zainab 27 180= Alasdair 32 180= Alba 26 180= Craig 32 * 180= Marley 26 * 180= Dean 32 182= Annabel 25 183= Conor 31 182= Caitlyn 25 183= Edward 31 182= Eleanor 25 183= Elijah 31 182= Farrah 25 183= Roman 31 182= Kaitlyn 25 183= Ruairidh 31 182= Katherine 25 188= Elliott 30 182= Morgan 25 188= Joel 30 182= Pippa 25 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2015 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 188= Myles 30 182= Sadie 25 188= Stephen 30 191= Aisha 24 188= Stuart 30 191= Alicia 24 193= Cian 29 191= April 24 193= Jonathan 29 191= Elena 24 193= Magnus 29 191= Flora 24 196= Bobby 28 191= Harley 24 196= Joe 28 191= Harriet 24 196= Keir 28 191= Isabelle 24 196= Levi 28 191= Isobel 24 196= Ronan 28 191= Jenna 24 196= Rowan 28 191= Kacey 24 * 196= Seth 28 191= Liliana 24 196= Theodore 28 191= Melissa 24 204= Bailey 27 191= Penny 24 204= Dominik 27 205= Caoimhe 23 204= Rio 27 205= Charley 23 207 Caiden 26 205= Heather 23 208= Antoni 25 205= Lacie 23 208= Maxwell 25 205= Lillie 23 208= Milo 25 205= Louise 23 211= Ashton 24 205= Maci 23 211= Darren 24 212= Abbey 22 211= Ibrahim 24 212= Alisha 22 211= Kaleb 24 212= Edith 22 211= Leighton 24 212= Emelia 22 216= Adrian 23 212= Fatima 22 216= Douglas 23 212= Frankie 22 216= Felix 23 212= Indie 22 216= Grayson 23 212= Jorgie 22 216= Kerr 23 212= Penelope 22 216= Lennon 23 212= Savannah 22 216= Travis 23 222= Charlie 21 223= Caelan 22 222= Darci 21 223= Campbell 22 222= Emmie 21 223= Lee 22 222= Erica 21 223= Lennox 22 222= Jennifer 21 223= Lukas 22 222= Louisa 21 223= Marcel 22 222= Natalie 21 223= Niall 22 222= Nicola 21 223= Nico 22 230= Alicja 20 223= Ruben 22 230= Faye 20 232= Ali 21 * 230= Kate 20 * 232= Arlo 21 230= Payton 20 232= Brian 21 230= Zofia 20 232= Donald 21 235= Aaliyah 19 * 232= Martin 21 235= Abi 19 232= Shaun 21 * 235= Belle 19 238= Cohen 20 235= Carla 19 238= Dexter 20 235= Ciara 19 238= Jace 20 235= Eloise 19 238= Leyton 20 235= Esther 19 242= Hugh 19 235= Kendall 19 242= Nairn 19 235= Kyla 19 242= Nathaniel 19 235= Lottie 19 245= Abdul 18 235= Tia 19 245= Eric 18 246= Autumn 18 245= Hector 18 246= Cassie 18 245= Ian 18 246= Ellen 18 245= Jenson 18 246= Fearne 18 245= Jonah 18 246= Iris 18 245= Murdo 18 246= Leia 18 252= Abdullah 17 246= Leila 18 252= Alfred 17 246= Luna 18 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list.
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    i^ttiin •••7 * tuwn 1 1 ,1 vir tiiTiv^Vv5*^M òlo^l^!^^ '^- - /f^K$ , yt A"-^^^^- /^AO. "-'no.-' iiuUcotettt>tnc -DOcholiiunc THE NORSE INFLUENCE ON CELTIC SCOTLAND PUBLISHED BY JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS, GLASGOW, inblishcre to the anibersitg. MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD., LONDON. New York, • • The Macmillan Co. Toronto, • - • The Mactnillan Co. of Canada. London, • . - Simpkin, Hamilton and Co. Cambridse, • Bowes and Bowes. Edinburgh, • • Douglas and Foults. Sydney, • • Angus and Robertson. THE NORSE INFLUENCE ON CELTIC SCOTLAND BY GEORGE HENDERSON M.A. (Edin.), B.Litt. (Jesus Coll., Oxon.), Ph.D. (Vienna) KELLY-MACCALLUM LECTURER IN CELTIC, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW EXAMINER IN SCOTTISH GADHELIC, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON GLASGOW JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS PUBLISHERS TO THE UNIVERSITY I9IO Is buaine focal no toic an t-saoghail. A word is 7nore lasting than the world's wealth. ' ' Gadhelic Proverb. Lochlannaich is ànnuinn iad. Norsemen and heroes they. ' Book of the Dean of Lismore. Lochlannaich thi'eun Toiseach bhiir sgéil Sliochd solta ofrettmh Mhamiis. Of Norsemen bold Of doughty mould Your line of oldfrom Magnus. '' AIairi inghean Alasdair Ruaidh. PREFACE Since ever dwellers on the Continent were first able to navigate the ocean, the isles of Great Britain and Ireland must have been objects which excited their supreme interest. To this we owe in part the com- ing of our own early ancestors to these isles. But while we have histories which inform us of the several historic invasions, they all seem to me to belittle far too much the influence of the Norse Invasions in particular. This error I would fain correct, so far as regards Celtic Scotland.