Albaston

Amalveor

Amble

Brynn outshines the original Welsh Bryn in the popularity stakes. This simple, brisk name might be seen as a combination of Bree and Lynn, an androgynous-sounding choice that especially in this spelling is not truly unisex: Brynn, for boys, is not even in the Top 1000.
 
Other variations trendy now include Brynna, Brynnan, and Brynnley spelled many different ways.

Brynn

Bareppa

Billacott

Bocaddon

Bodelva

Bodinnar

Bodwen

Boslymon

Boswyn

Cardin

Calenick

Cambrose

Carbis

Caroe

Carzise

Chyvarloe

Connon

Crahan

Criggan

Darley

Demelza

Deveral

Dunslea

Fonston

Gorran

Grillis

Gwenter

Halgabron

Hallew

Halurick

Halvosso

Helscott

Hendra

Kilhallon

Lamellion

Landulph

Larrick

Lavrean

Leburnick

Lelant

Lellizzick

Levalsa

Manhay

Marazan

Maudlin

Maxworthy

Meaver

Melinsey

Menadarva

Molinnis

Mornick

Mulfra

Nance

Nancemellin

Ninnes

Penrose – an ancient locational surname derived from several villages in Cornwall, Wales, and the Welsh border country of England – might work as a first name, although the "Rose" syllable might lead the uninitiated to assume it's a female name. As a middle name, however, it would make for a surprising and distinguished choice. A male Penrose could be called Pen/Penn, Ross or Roe for short.

Penrose

Penelewey

Pengelly

Pengold

Penhale 

Penhallick 

Penmayne 

Pennance 

Pennytinney 

Penpillick 

Petherwin

Plusha

Polmear

Poltesco 

Poniou 

Ponjeravah 

Ponson

Rame

Raginnis

Rillaton

Rinsey

Rosenannon

Rosevean

Ruan

Salem is a Biblical place name in Canaan, believed to be the same as Jerusalem, as well as the Massachusetts town famous for its late 17th century witch trials. Salem is also a popular first name in its own right throughout the Arabic world.

In the US, about 400 babies of both genders were named Salem last year, but it's difficult to say how many of those were given the Biblical place-name and how many the Arabic version of the name. About 40 percent of the Salems were boys, with a significant number of baby boys given an alternate spelling of the Arabic name, Salim. 

One negative association of the name, the menthol cigarette, went out of business in 2019

Salem

Sheviock

Sithney

Rose and Briar are popular, and Hawthorn is cool – so why not the equally prickly Thorne? The E ending gives it a surnamey spin à la Hawthorne.

 Thorne Smith (born James Thorne) was a comic fantasy writer most noted for his Topper novels.

Thorne

Tremayne

Talland

Thurdan

Tilland

Timbrel

Toldish

Tolvaddon

Tomperrow 

Torfrey 

Towan

Trelion

Trescoll

Trevance 

Treven 

KiwiMarie's list "Namespiration: Names of Hamlets in Cornwall, U.K." of 111 great name ideas: Albaston - Zoar!

Namespiration: Names of Hamlets in Cornwall, U.K.

After seeing Heathrow airport and thinking "Heathrow would make a nice name" I started looking up names of Hamlets. Cornwall had so many fun and quirky ones I could see them becoming the new "Hunger Games" contestants or the residents of a mythical land. Or perhaps a baby's name, for the adventurous. 