100+ Timeless Old Money Names for Boys, Girls & Families

Old Money Rich Names (Girl)

1. Arabella
2. Beatrice
3. Charlotte
4. Constance
5. Cordelia
6. Daphne
7. Eleanor
8. Evangeline
9. Florence
10. Genevieve
11. Georgiana
12. Gwendolyn
13. Henrietta
14. Josephine
15. Lillian
16. Margaret
17. Millicent
18. Octavia
19. Penelope
20. Rosalind

Old Money Rich Names (Boy)

21. Archibald
22. Bartholomew
23. Charles
24. Edwin
25. Franklin
26. George
27. Harrison
28. Henry
29. Laurence
30. Montgomery
31. Nathaniel
32. Oliver
33. Percival
34. Reginald
35. Rupert
36. Sinclair
37. Theodore
38. Thaddeus
39. Vincent
40. Winston

Old Money Rich Families (Last Names)

41. Astor
42. Vanderbilt
43. DuPont
44. Rockefellers
45. Rothschild
46. Carnegie
47. Mellon
48. Morgan
49. Hearst
50. Kennedy
51. Whitney
52. Harriman
53. Ford
54. Bush
55. Phipps
56. Woolworth
57. Roosevelt
58. Biddle
59. Cabot
60. Wadsworth

Old Money Aesthetic Names (Unisex & Elegant)

61. Blair
62. Sutton
63. Ellis
64. Avery
65. Sterling
66. Quinn
67. Prescott
68. Emerson
69. Hollis
70. Winslow
71. Sloane
72. Greer
73. Tinsley
74. Remington
75. Lennox
76. Ashford
77. Carrington
78. Darcy
79. Hadley
80. Sinclair

Old Money Baby Girl Names

81. Adeline
82. Celeste
83. Clementine
84. Edith
85. Felicity
86. Helena
87. Isadora
88. Louisa
89. Matilda
90. Virginia

Old Money Baby Boy Names

91. Alistair
92. Basil
93. Cedric
94. Desmond
95. Everett
96. Fitzwilliam
97. Graham
98. Julius
99. Randolph
100. Whitaker

50 Timeless Old Money Boy Names with Origins and Meanings

Classic & Aristocratic Old Money Boy Names

1. Augustus – Latin, “great, magnificent”
2. Theodore – Greek, “gift of God”
3. Reginald – Latin/Old German, “king’s advisor”
4. Percival – Old French, “pierces the valley”
5. Archibald – Germanic, “truly brave”
6. Frederick – German, “peaceful ruler”-This is also on our list of Duo Names For Team Activities
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8. Rupert – German, “bright fame”
9. Winston – Old English, “joyful stone”
10. Benedict – Latin, “blessed”
11. Bertram – Germanic, “bright raven”

Elegant British-Inspired Names

11. Sebastian – Greek, “venerable, revered”
12. Alistair – Scottish, “defender of men”
13. Graham – Scottish, “gravelly homestead”
14. Crispin – Latin, “curly-haired”
15. Miles – Latin, “soldier”
16. Quentin – Latin, “fifth”
17. Ambrose – Greek, “immortal”
18. Heathcliff – Old English, “cliff near a heath”
19. Piers – Greek/English, “rock”
20. Basil – Greek, “royal, kingly”

Yale-Harvard Legacy Names

21. Whitaker – English, “white field”
22. Preston – Old English, “priest’s town”
23. Langston – English, “long stone”
24. Truman – English, “faithful man”
25. Montgomery – Norman/French, “Gumarich’s mountain”
26. Everett – Germanic, “brave as a wild boar”
27. Chester – Latin/Old English, “fortress”
28. Cornelius – Latin, “horn”
29. Harlan – Old English, “rocky land”
30. Ellsworth – English, “noble estate”

Vintage Americana Nobility

31. Franklin – English, “free landowner”
32. Clifford – English, “ford by a cliff”
33. Thaddeus – Aramaic/Greek, “heart” or “courageous heart”
34. Vernon – French, “place of alders”
35. Hugh – Germanic, “mind, spirit”
36. Llewellyn – Welsh, “leader’s image”
37. Edmund – Old English, “fortunate protector”
38. Cecil – Latin, “blind” (associated with nobility)
39. Bartholomew – Aramaic, “son of the furrow”
40. Cyrus – Persian, “sun; throne”

Short & Sophisticated Names

41. Blaine – Scottish, “thin” or “lean”
42. Grant – French, “great”
43. Reed – English, “red-haired” or “reed clearing”
44. Clark – English, “scribe, scholar”
45. Brooks – English, “of the brook”
46. Ford – English, “river crossing”
47. Hayes – English/Irish, “hedged area”
48. Sloane – Irish, “raider” or “warrior”
49. Davis – Hebrew origin via Welsh, “beloved”
50. Banks – English, “edge of the river”