Does anyone know how to pronounce the name Isloe?

I’m accumulating a list of names that pop up in mid 1800’s records and I’ve seen the name Isloe a few times. However, I can’t find how it’s pronounced anywhere? It might just be the search engine I’m using (it’s hidden otherwise obvious results from me before) but all I’ve been able to find was yet another gravesite, this time from a lady born in the 1900s? I tried looking it up on youtube but the only result of note was some kid singing along to random songs.

My guess is that it’s Is-low or Is-low-ee.

My first guess would be Eye-[name_m]Lowe[/name_m]

Where are the records from geographically? It would make a big difference to the pronunciation depending on language history etc. (For instance those phonetics would be hugely different in the Caribbean vs [name_f]Scotland[/name_f] even just among English speakers)

If they’re Canadian records (I see you’re in [name_m]Ontario[/name_m]) you could use something like migration patterns to give an indication of origin? - that’s assuming it’s not from a First Nations language of course.

I love these kinds of etymology mysteries lol. Lemme know if you find any clues!

Not much so far. Most of the entries I found are English, one census from the 1940’s was Italian. Upper Canada (Ontario) Central Baptism Database was the page I found the name initially (you have to ctrl f it)

Apparently it’s a surname as well, but I haven’t found any good information on that either.

I would think it was pronounced Iz-lo

I feel like with names this obscure, you get to pick whatever pronunciation you prefer. Personally, based on the popularity of [name_f]Isla[/name_f] today, I’d pronounce it Eye-low, but this may easily be wrong.