Today's post is a long list of some of the names found in Charles Dickens' novels. It's by no means complete, but it is very interesting!
Because of the double use of names, I'll only be listing the names in the novels in which they first appear - there are so many Joe's!
Also, if you're in the San Francisco Bay Area, check out the Great Dickens Christmas Fair, ending this weekend!
The Pickwick Papers - 1836
Samuel
Nathaniel
Augustus
Tracy
Tony
Alfred
Joe
Job
Rachael
Mary
Martha
Emily
Arabella
Benjamin
Robert
Oliver Twist - 1837-1839
Oliver
Nancy
Rose
Lindsay
Bill
Agnes
Harry
Charley
Sally
Noah
Charlotte
Toby
Bet
Barney
Tom
Nicholas Nickleby - 1838-1839
Nicholas
Ralph
Catherine
Newman
Mulberry
Frederick
Arthur
Peg
Wackford
Fanny
John
Matilda
Phoebe
Hannah
Henrietta
Henry
Julia
Charles
Ned
Frank
Madeline
Walter
Tim
Vincent
Ninetta
The Old Curiosity Shop - 1840-1841
Nell
Christopher
Daniel
Richard
Betsy
Sampson
Isaac
Thomas
Barbara
Barnaby Rudge - 1840-1841
Barnaby
Gabriel
Dolly
Edward
Geoffrey
Reuben
Emma
Hugh
George
Simon
Solomon
Phil
Martin Chuzzlewit - 1843-1844
Martin
Seth
Charity
Mercy
Anthony
Jonas
Ruth
Mark
Sarah
Jefferson
Dombey and Son - 1846-1848
Paul
Florence
Edith
James
Louisa
Lucretia
Harriet
Joseph
Susan
Polly
Robin
Alice
Jack
Cornelia
David Copperfield - 1849-1850
David
Clara
Betsey
Jane
Ham
Wilkins
Uriah
Tommy
Anne
Rosa
Dora
Sophy
Bleak House - 1852-1853
Esther
Honoria
Ada
Harold
Lawrence
Leicester
William
Caddy
Jo
Allan
Jenny
Hortense
Watt
Volumnia
Judy
Matthew
Woolwich
Quebec
Malta
Arethusa
Kitty
Laura
Hard Times - 1854
Josiah
Louisa
Cecilia
Stephen
Little Dorrit - 1855-1857
Rigaud
Amy
Flora
Jeremiah
Affery
Edmund
A Tale of Two Cities - 1859
Sydney
Lucie
Alexandre
Ernest
Therese
Jacques
Jarvis
Roger
Jerry
Théophile
Great Expectations - 1860-1861
Philip
Estella
Herbert
Raymond
Georgiana
Molly
Our Mutual Friend - 1864-1865
Bella
Nicodemus
Lizzie
Mortimer
Eugene
Bradley
Silas
Sophronia
Reginald
Lavinia
Melvin
Johnny
Jesse
Pleasant
Abbey
The Mystery of Edwin Drood - 1870-unfinished
Edwin
Neville
Helena
Septimus
Hiram
Luke
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