[name_m]Long[/name_m] list ahead! What flavor do these names give off to you? Preppy? Rugged? [name_u]Southern[/name_u] prep? American? British? Could you see these on children? Adults? Useable?
fieldings
somerset
behringer
armistead
macallister
halliard
ensor
rigby
roscoe
beaumont
forester
armon
leopold
rodion
ensio
oberon
fillion
alasdair
brigham
balinor
gatsby
Almost all of these are extremely “posh” or “preppy” and certainly give off more of a British flair than an American one. Some are definitely more usable than others, but most would work on children and adults.
Favorites:
Fieldings
[name_m]Macallister[/name_m]
[name_m]Forester[/name_m]
[name_m]Alasdair[/name_m]
[name_m]Brigham[/name_m]
[name_m]Gatsby[/name_m]
Fieldings - gives me classic literature vibes. Like a classic author’s name. I don’t think there actually are any authors with this name (that I can think of off the top of my head) but it just gives me those vibes, like a giant cozy library.
Somerset - I don’t know why but for some reason the first thing that popped into my mind was a pop punk band…
Behringer - depends how you pronounce it… If it’s like Bear-rin-jer I think it has a super cool sound, but I’m indifferent mostly.
[name_m]Armistead[/name_m] - reminds me of armistice, like war/army images
[name_m]Macallister[/name_m] - reminds me of Home Alone, so immediate vibes of cuddling up and watching classic [name_u]Christmas[/name_u] movies in front of a cozy fire
Halliard - super preppy
Ensor - reminds me of the name [name_m]Enzo[/name_m]
[name_u]Rigby[/name_u] - definitely preppy sounding, I think it would be cuter as a girl name, Riggy or [name_m]Rigs[/name_m] are cute nicknames
[name_u]Roscoe[/name_u] - reminds me of an artist for some reason, like someone who would have a huge art studio and would always be wearing overalls covered in paint
[name_m]Beaumont[/name_m] - gives me images of castles
[name_m]Forester[/name_m] - the obvious association is a forest
[name_m]Armon[/name_m] - not really sure for this one honestly
[name_m]Leopold[/name_m] - sounds like a knight to me, like during Arthurian times
[name_m]Rodion[/name_m] - I’m a big fan of the name [name_u]Rodin[/name_u], but adding the extra syllable kind of ruins it for me honestly, it sounds like a chemical or a medication or something to me
[name_m]Ensio[/name_m] - similar to Ensor, reminds me of [name_m]Enzo[/name_m]
[name_u]Oberon[/name_u] - cool sounding word, but as a name I just can’t get over the [name_m]Ron[/name_m] sound at the end
Fillion - reminds me of a name out of [name_m]Lord[/name_m] of the Rings
[name_m]Alasdair[/name_m] - interesting new take on [name_m]Alistair[/name_m], reminds me of wizards
[name_m]Brigham[/name_m] - immediately associate it with [name_m]Brigham[/name_m] [name_m]Young[/name_m]
Balinor - also [name_m]Lord[/name_m] of the Rings vibes
[name_m]Gatsby[/name_m] - obvious immediate association is the Great [name_m]Gatsby[/name_m], so someone really classy but brooding
Most of these names sound like they are from a fantasy or sci-fi movie, in my opinion. They’re certainly cool but quite brave choices to actually use.
Getting wealthy vintage surname vibes from this list! I imagine this is what roll call sounds like at an exclusive British boarding school. 
Hahaha I love that example.
fieldings - preppy -i see posh boarding schools, mowed lawns
somerset -rugged and charming-i see stretching fields and wild life
behringer - this is a big awkward. I see jagged rocks
armistead - this feels quite regal yet peaceful
macallister - preppy and charming
halliard - posh and rugged at the same time
ensor - reminds me too much of censor
rigby - very rugged yet sparky
roscoe - charming and handsome
beaumont -preppy and bold
forester -rugged and earthy
armon -this has a kind of academia vibe to me
leopold - very regal
rodion - a little awkward
ensio - preppy and cheerful
oberon -bold and magical
fillion - reminds me of steak
alasdair - rugged and free
brigham -preppy and bold
balinor -mystical and mysterious
gatsby -preppy, bright and literary