| A: Augustus. | A.. Anna. |
| B: Benjamin. | B.. Beatrice. |
| C: Charles. | C.. Charlotte. |
| D: David. | D.. Delia. |
| E: Edward. | E.. Elizabeth. |
| F: Frederick. | F.. Fanny. |
| G: George. | G.. Grace. |
| H: Henry. | H.. Helen. |
| I: Isaac. | I.. Isabella. |
| J: John. | J.. Jane. |
| K: Karl. | K.. Katharine. |
| L: Louis. | L.. Louise. |
| M: Matthew. | M.. Mary. |
| N: Nicholas. | N.. Nancy. |
| O: Otto. | O.. Olivia. |
| P: Peter. | P.. Pauline. |
| R: Richard. | R.. Rebecca. |
| S: Samuel. | S.. Sarah. {123} |
| T: Thomas. | T.. Theresa. |
| U: Uriah. | U.. Ursula. |
| V: Victor. | V.. Victoria. |
| W: William. | W.. Wilhelmina. |
| X: Xavier. | |
| Z: Zenas. | Z.. Zenobia. |
Here C: is used both for Charles and Carlo, H: for Henry, Henri, and Heinrich, and so on. Mr. Dewey for greater distinctness advises the following:
Where : and .. is used in English names, use ; and ., for the German form, and ; and ,. for the French.