I didn’t know that. It fit him. 
[name]Cassidy[/name] is actually really quite plausible, very good.
The wonderful thing about very popular names-- like [name]Kimberley[/name], [name]Jennifer[/name] and [name]Rebecca[/name]-- is that they were used by everyone, from many slices of the socioeconomic spectrum. I like [name]Jen[/name] but wonder about [name]Owen[/name] & [name]Jen[/name] sharing an ending sound-- [name]Jenny[/name] would be better, but not many women my age go by [name]Jenny[/name] (nor [name]Kimmy[/name]). [name]Becca[/name] is great-- [name]Becca[/name] Trask has the same great consonance as [name]Cassidy[/name] [repeats the hard K sound] but also ends in a vowel that elides straight into Trask. I really like [name]Owen[/name] & [name]Becca[/name] Trask, with daughter [name]Cassidy[/name].
blade to the rescue again. LOL Thank you. You are so logical when it comes to names. I wonder if there is one of those "for dummies’ book for names. If there is I really need to make a purchase. ;O
So, we have a family (here is me jumping up and down)…[name]Owen[/name] and [name]Rebecca[/name] (nn. [name]Becca[/name]) and their beautiful daughter, [name]Cassidy[/name].