Is it weird to name our second son after three women (but masculine/unisex names)?

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First child: George Brian D——-- 
George is one grandpas first name and others middle name. 
Brian is his fathers first name. So he’s named for all the men in the immediate family. 
Second child we want to honor the maternal sides and turns out it’s another boy. 
We are thinking: HENRY BRADWAY D———
Henry is MIL maiden name. 
Bradway is my mothers maiden name and my middle name (her way of not giving us kids hyphenated names back in the 80s). So this boy would be named for both grandmas and mommy. 
We think George and Henry sound great as Brothers names and both would have the middle initial B which I think is cool. 
Just not sure if it’s weird for one brothers names to honor men and the other brothers name to honor only women...?
What do you think?

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It’s not like it’s a feminine name. No one would know who he is named after unless you told them so I don’t think it’s weird at all. It’s not even weird with the explanation considering Henry is still a male name.

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While you’re honoring two women, both names are actually family surnames, so technically, you’d be naming you son after two lines of men. Hope that helps ;) 
Love George and Henry!

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I clicked it’s weird before reading the explanation. lol I thought he was going to end up literally named after his grandmothers like Shirley Marie 🤣

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That sounds nice. From the headline, I thought you meant something like "Leslie Catharine Pauline"

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I clicked yes but meant no! Your choice x

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My grandfather is Rene. My mother gave me his name but made it Renee.  Not weird at all. In fact if we have a girl were gonna throw Charlie in the mix because my husband's gramps was Charles. I think it's great!

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I think it’s totally fine! They are both not girly names or anything like that so I think you’re good! My Opa(grandpa in German) was named Lexi and my parents named me Alexis and called me Lexi for short!

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I just named my son Timothy Jean. It's to honor my late grandma Jeanette.

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I don’t think it’s weird at all! It still all ties together

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No, I think that’s fine! I like the name Shae for a girl, but I also like that it honors my brother Shane. I also want to honor family when naming our children as well.

Is it weird to name our second son after three women (but masculine/unisex names)?

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