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Revision as of 22:28, 5 August 2014 by Werin (talk | contribs) (Noble Names)

This is the names database of Pirates and Traders 2.

If you would like to contribute to the list here, please do as follows:

  • Get registered on the wiki. Send an e-mail to support at micabyte or message us (privately) through the facebook page with the username and e-mail you would like to register as. You will need to wait for me to carry out the registration before you begin to edit.
  • Add names that you think should fit. The criteria are fairly simple: as a rule, names should be historically accurate, so ideally, the name should be one that is attested as having been in use at the time (1600-1750) in the nation in question. My own research method is fairly simple; I usually search historical documents, lists of officials (governors, ship captains, etc), and ship lists for names. Names of high nobility (e.g., royal family and such) should only be used if they were actually active in the Caribbean at the time.
    • I'd appreciate it if you link to your main sources in the appropriate sections. This is useful to save me the work of having to check up sources manually.
    • Names should be quoted, with a comma following the quotes (see the existing names). This allows me to import them directly into the data files.
    • Try to keep names alphabetical. This makes it easier to check for duplicates.
  • The Categories are:
    • Male Names: Male first names.
    • Female Names: Female first names.
    • Common Names: Common surnames. The type of surname that your sailors and officers might have.
    • Noble Names: Surnames of the nobility. Primarily used for Governors, Nobles, and more august personages. Prefixes such as Van, de, Von, etc., should be included in the surname.
    • Ship Names: Names of ships.
    • Warship Names: Names of ships that would typically only be used for warships (E.g., Protector, Victory, etc).
  • If you have questions, feel free to ask, of course.

British

Invaluable source that needs to be datamined:

A new list of all the ships and vessels of his majesties royal navy; when, where and by whom built and rebuilt http://books.google.nl/books?id=Rz0IAAAAQAAJ

Male Names

           "Adam",
           "Alexander",
           "Amos",
           "Charles",
           "Christopher",
           "Edward",
           "Francis",
           "George",
           "Henry",
           "Hugh",
           "John",
           "Peter",
           "Philip",
           "Reginald",
           "Robert",
           "Roger",
           "Thomas",
           "William"

Female Names

           "Ann",
           "Anne",
           "Elizabeth",
           "Mary"

Common Names

           "Atkinson",
           "Brown",
           "Campbell",
           "Davies",
           "Graham",
           "Grant",
           "Jones",
           "Roberts",
           "Scott",
           "Smith",
           "Williams",
           "Wilson"

Noble Names

           "Beckford",
           "Bourne",
           "Bryan",
           "Cunningham",
           "Cuthbert",
           "Grey",
           "Hamilton",
           "Johnstone",
           "Knowles",
           "Lynch",
           "Mackintosh",
           "Modyford",
           "Monck",
           "Penn",
           "Selwyn",
           "Trelawny",
           "Vaughan",
           "Watson"

Ship Names

Warship Names

Danish

To be added.

Dutch

Male Names

           "Adriaen",
           "Cornelis",
           "Diederik",
           "Edmondt",
           "Egbert",
           "Frans",
           "Jacob",
           "Jacobus",
           "Jan",
           "Jan Hendrik",
           "Johannes",
           "Michiel",
           "Maarten",
           "Martinus",
           "Piet",
           "Pieter",
           "Wilfred",
           "Willem",
           "Witte"

Female Names

Common Names

           "Evertsen",
           "Kortenaer",
           "van Odbam",
           "de Ruyter",
           "Tromp"

Noble Names

           "Aertsen",
           "Evertsen",
           "Kortenaer",
           "van Odbam",
           "de Ruyter",
           "Tromp",
           "de Vos"

Ship Names

           "Bruynvisch",
           "Callantsoog",
           "Eenhoirn",
           "Geloof",
           "Groene Draeck",
           "Groningen",
           "Tijdverdrijf",
           "Vlissingen",
           "Vogelstruys",
           "Voorzichtigheid",
           "Walcheren"

Warship Names

           "Beschermer",
           "Gerechtigheid",
           "Vliegende Draeck",
           "Vrijheid"

French

Male Names

           "Adrien",
           "Alexandre",
           "André",
           "Antoine",
           "Bernard",
           "Charles",
           "Claude",
           "Francois",
           "Henri",
           "Jacques",
           "Jean-Pierre",
           "Jerome",
           "Louis",
           "Nicolas",
           "Pierre",
           "Robert",
           "Victor",
           "Vital"

Female Names

Common Names

           "Benoit",
           "Bouqet",
           "Brun",
           "Gillet",
           "Girard",
           "Martin",
           "Moreau",
           "Neville",
           "Petit",
           "Richard",
           "Roux"

Noble Names

           "Du Parquet",
           "Du Pont",
           "de Charitte",
           "de Chambly",
           "de Donzelot",
           "de Gavaret",
           "de Guitaud",
           "de Joyeouse",
           "de Laubière",
           "de La Varenne",
           "de Rocourt",
           "de Sainte-Marthe",
           "de Vaugiraud",
           "de Vimeur",


Ship Names

Warship Names

Portuguese

To be added.

Spanish

Male Names

           "Alonso",
           "Angel"
           "Antonio",
           "Bartolomeo",
           "Cristóbal",
           "Domingo",
           "Emilio"
           "Elias"
           "Felix",
           "Fernando",
           "Francisco",
           "Ignacio",
           "Isidoro",
           "Joaquin",
           "Jose",
           "Juan",
           "Luciano"
           "Luis",
           "Manuel",
           "Miguel"
           "Nicolás",
           "Omar"
           "Pedro",
           "Roberto"
           "Severino"

Female Names

           "Adriana",
           "Alejandra",
           "Alicia",
           "Aurora",
           "Ana",
           "Barbara",
           "Bertha",
           "Brenda",
           "Beatriz",
           "Camila",
           "Carmen",
           "Cecilia",
           "Celestina",
           "Celia",
           "Cristina",
           "Claudia",
           "Concepcion",
           "Consuelo",
           "Cruz",
           "Diana",
           "Dolores",
           "Dulcinea",
           "Elvira",
           "Encarnación",
           "Engracia",
           "Esmeralda",
           "Esperanza",
           "Estela",
           "Eugenia",
           "Fabiola",
           "Flora",
           "Flor",
           "Frida",
           "Gabriela",
           "Gema",
           "Genoveva",
           "Gloria",
           "Gracia",
           "Graciela",
           "Hortensia",
           "Helenia",
           "Imelda",
           "Inés",
           "Ingrid",
           "Irene",
           "Iris",
           "Irma",
           "Isabel",
           "Julia",
           "Laura",
           "Leticia",
           "Liliana",
           "Lucia",
           "Lucrecia",
           "Maria",
           "Mina",
           "Natalia",
           "Norma",
           "Nuria",
           "Olivia",
           "Paloma",
           "Patricia",
           "Paula",
           "Paulina",
           "Paz",
           "Penélope",
           "Perla",
           "Pilar",
           "Piedad",
           "Prudencia",
           "Pura",
           "Regina",
           "Remedios",
           "Rita",
           "Rocío",
           "Rosalía",
           "Rosario",
           "Sabina",
           "Sagrario",
           "Serena",
           "Silvia",
           "Socorro",
           "Sofía",
           "Sol",
           "Soledad",
           "Tatiana",
           "Teresa",
           "Trinidad",
           "Triana",
           "Úrsula",
           "Valentina",
           "Valeria",
           "Vera",
           "Verónica",
           "Victoria",
           "Violeta",
           "Virginia",
           "Viviana",
           "Ximena",

Common Names

           "Abrego",
           "Arango"            
           "Arroyo",
           "Barbosa",
           "Barrera",
           "Cerda",
           "Cervantes"
           "Ceballos"
           "Dimas",
           "Diaz",
           "Endoso",
           "Elguezabal", 
           "Fernandez",
           "Fuentes"
           "Garcia",
           "Gonzalez",
           "Gomez",
           "Hierro",
           "Iglesias",
           "Iturbide",
           "Jimenes",
           "Lopez",
           "Martinez"
           "Olvera",
           "Ramirez",
           "Sanchez",
           "Saabedra",
           "Suarez"
           "Urrego"
           "Villasenor",
           "Ybarra",
           "Zamarron",

Noble Names

           "Altamirano",
           "Caveza de Vaca",
           "Colón",
           "Cortez",
           "Diego",
           "de Balboa",
           "de Bobadilla",
           "de Carvajal",
           "de Osorio",
           "de Padilla",
           "de la O",
           "de Viamonte",
           "Esteves",
           "Figueroa",
           "Guardiola",
           "Herrera",
           "Hidalgo",
           "Mendez",
           "Pavon",
           "Rojas",
           "Sandoval",
           "Viscaino",
           "Zamarripa",

Ship Names

Warship Names

Muskogee

To be added.


Additional Nationalities

The following "nationalities" will probably be added:

  • Aztec
  • Caribes
  • Inca
  • Maya

Possible additional nation groups that could be added as nationalities (but not factions):

  • German
  • Italian

National subdivisions (probably not):

  • English, Scots, Irish, Welsh for British
  • Norwegian, Danish for Danish