These two tables in this article contain the given names from The Agincourt Honor Roll, web-published by Family Chronicle, a magazine for amateur genealogists. Such sources are often not useful for Society name research, since their goals differ from ours, but this particular list appears to be pretty good. It was scanned out of Sir Nicolas Nicholas Harris, History of the Battle of Agincourt and of the Expedition of Henry the Fifth into France in 1415 to which is added the Roll of the Men at Arms in the English Armory, 3rd edition (London: Johnston & co., 1833). I haven't tracked down a copy of that book in order to check the author's sources. There are a few errors in the online version that are clearly scanning errors introduced by the OCR software. I've tried to correct those errors in this index.
| John | 233 | (231) | including one typo Johll |
| Yon | 2 | possibly correct, but possibly a typo for Jon | |
| William | 134 | (133) | includes two typos Williarn |
| Wlliam | 1 | possibly a typo for William | |
| Thomas | 116 | includes one typo Thornas | |
| Robert | 58 | (57) | |
| Robyn | 1 | ||
| Richard | 57 | includes one typo Riehard | |
| Nicholas | 32 | (29) | includes two typos Nieholas |
| Nicholl | 2 | ||
| Nichasin | 1 | A form of Nicholas, perhaps a typo. Perhaps it should be Nicholin (1 s.n. Nicholin) | |
| Henry | 23 | ||
| Roger | 19 | ||
| Rauf | 12 | ||
| Raulf | 1 | ||
| Raulfe | 1 | ||
| Radus | 1 | perhaps a scribal abbreviation for Radulfus | |
| Ranlyn | 1 | perhaps a typo for Raulyn, a diminutive of Rauf (1 s.n. Rawlin) | |
| Walter | 12 | (6) | |
| Waulter | 2 | ||
| Wauter | 2 | ||
| Waut | 2 | ||
| Edmund | 11 | (6) | |
| Edmond | 5 | ||
| Edward | 9 | ||
| George | 8 | ||
| James | 7 | ||
| Hugh | 6 | ||
| Piers | 6 | (3) | |
| Peter | 2 | ||
| Pires | 1 | ||
| Geffrey | 5 | (4) | |
| Geffron | 1 | ||
| Laurence | 4 | ||
| Adam | 3 | ||
| Andrew | 3 | ||
| Christopher | 3 | ||
| Davy | 3 | ||
| Gyles | 3 | ||
| Lewis | 3 | (1) | |
| Lewys | 1 | ||
| Lowis | 1 | ||
| Mayhew | 3 | (1) | a form of Matthew, similar to Old French Mahieu (1 s.n. Mayhew) |
| Mayew | 1 | ||
| Maykn | 1 | a diminutive of May, which is a pet form of Mayhew or Matthew (1 s.n. May) | |
| Rouland | 3 | ||
| Bernard | 2 | ||
| Bertram | 2 | (1) | |
| B'rtram | 1 | either a scanning error or a scribal abbreviation in the source | |
| Charles | 2 | ||
| Gerard | 2 | ||
| Gryffen | 2 | ||
| Guy | 2 | ||
| Jacob | 2 | ||
| Leonard | 2 | ||
| Olyver | 2 | ||
| Owaine | 2 | (1) | |
| Oweyn | 1 | ||
| Rys | 2 | ||
| Simon | 2 | (1) | |
| Symond | 1 | ||
| Alan | 1 | ||
| Alexander | 1 | ||
| Aleyn | 1 | ||
| Arthur | 1 | ||
| Bartholomew | 1 | ||
| Cok | 1 | possibly from Old English Cocc(a). This forename was in use as late as c.1500 (1, s.n. Cock) | |
| Conand | 1 | from Old Breton Conan, apparently fairly common in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire (1, s.n. Conan) | |
| Degare | 1 | a form of Diggory (1 s.n. Diggery; 2 s.n. Diggory) | |
| Denston | 1 | The entry Stratton: Denston was mis-formatted; it may be an error, possibly a combination of two separate entries. | |
| Ebull | 1 | We can't identify this name | |
| Elis | 1 | ||
| Esmond | 1 | a form of Eastmund (1 s.n. Eastman) | |
| Filbert | 1 | ||
| Frederyk | 1 | ||
| Gawayn | 1 | ||
| Gilbert | 2 | (1) | |
| Gybon | 1 | a diminutive of Gilbert, from the pet form Gibb (1 s.n. Gibben) | |
| Godefryd | 1 | ||
| Gregory | 1 | ||
| Hamond | 1 | ||
| Lyell | 1 | a pet form of Lyon or its diminutive Lionel (1 s.n. Lionel) | |
| Miles | 1 | ||
| Morys | 1 | ||
| Randolf | 1 | ||
| Stephain | 1 | An unusual form of Stephan, perhaps a typo | |
| Stemham | 1 | typo, perhaps Stephain again | |
| Stremu | 1 | probable typo, but we have no idea for what | |
| Triston | 1 | ||
| Waryn | 1 |
| Adam | |
| Alan | |
| Alexander | |
| Aleyn | |
| Andrew | |
| Arthur | |
| B'rtram | either a scanning error or a scribal abbreviation in the source; it clearly represents Bertram |
| Bartholomew | |
| Bernard | |
| Bertram | |
| Charles | |
| Christopher | |
| Cok | possibly from Old English Cocc(a). This forename was in use as late as c.1500 (1, s.n. Cock) |
| Conand | from Old Breton Conan, apparently fairly common in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire (1, s.n. Conan) |
| Davy | |
| Degare | a form of Diggory (1 s.n. Diggery; 2 s.n. Diggory) |
| Denston | The entry Stratton: Denston was mis-formatted; it may be an error, possibly a combination of two separate entries. |
| Ebull | We can't identify this name. |
| Edmond | |
| Edmund | |
| Edward | |
| Elis | |
| Esmond | a form of Eastmund (1 s.n. Eastman) |
| Filbert | |
| Frederyk | |
| Gawayn | |
| Geffrey | |
| Geffron | a diminutive of Geffrey |
| George | |
| Gerard | |
| Gilbert | |
| Godefryd | |
| Gregory | |
| Gryffen | |
| Guy | |
| Gybon | a diminutive of Gilbert, from the pet form Gibb (1 s.n. Gibben) |
| Gyles | |
| Hamond | |
| Henry | |
| Hugh | |
| Jacob | |
| James | |
| John | |
| Laurence | |
| Leonard | |
| Lewis | |
| Lewys | |
| Lowis | possibly a typo for Lewis |
| Lyell | a pet form of Lyon or its diminutive Lionel (1 s.n. Lionel) |
| Mayew | |
| Mayhew | a form of Matthew, similar to Old French Mahieu (1 s.n. Mayhew) |
| Maykn | a diminutive of May, which is a pet form of Mayhew or Matthew (1 s.n. May) |
| Miles | |
| Morys | |
| Nichasin | A form of Nicholas, perhaps a typo. Perhaps it should be Nicholin (1 s.n. Nicholin) |
| Nicholas | |
| Nicholl | |
| Olyver | |
| Owaine | |
| Oweyn | |
| Peter | |
| Piers | |
| Pires | |
| Radus | perhaps a scribal abbreviation for Radulfus |
| Randolf | |
| Ranlyn | perhaps a typo for Raulyn, a diminutive of Rauf (1 s.n. Rawlin) |
| Rauf | |
| Raulf | |
| Raulfe | |
| Richard | |
| Robert | |
| Robyn | |
| Roger | |
| Rouland | |
| Rys | |
| Simon | |
| Stemham | typo, perhaps Stephain or Stephan |
| Stephain | An unusual form of Stephan, perhaps a typo |
| Stremu | probable typo, but we have no idea for what |
| Symond | |
| Thomas | |
| Triston | |
| Walter | |
| Waryn | |
| Waulter | |
| Waut | |
| Wauter | |
| William | |
| Wlliam | possibly a typo for William |
| Yon | possibly correct, but possibly a typo for Jon |
(2) Withycombe, E.G., The Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names, 3rd ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1988).
Editted and published by Arval Benicoeur