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Male (female)

Derivative(s):Molly (F)
Can be spelt:Mally (F)
   
Source(s):
Personal communication [GJ]
Notes:

Scottish.

A correspondent [GJ] reports that, in the early 16th century, the female name Male was used in the Kirk Session records of St Andrews, Scotland [transcribed by the Scottish History Society]. We presume this to be an early phonetic spelling variant of Mally and hence a precursor of Molly [q.v.].