Historical Scotland Hector name

[slohairt]

Yes, Hector was used as an English 'equivalent' for Eachdann. I suspect many of the historical Highlanders with the name Hector were actually named Eachdann. It was a common occurrence in those days. (Daniel for Dòmhnall, Ann for Áine, etc.) Incidentally, the actual Gaelic form of Hector is Eachtar (pronounced EKHT-ER). Good luck with the citizenship.

[Finn]

Hector has character. So much more than many "American" names. We have Cera (Sara), Brighid, Somya & Seamus. It is a good choice.
Congratulations!

[Arlen]

First, congratulations on the naturalization. It's a long slog but worth it. (I am just about to start the very long journey.)

Second, I think Hector Young sounds very good. Maybe you could use Huidobro as a middle name?

[Nick the DSM]

How about Hector Angus Young?

[Scotus]

If we're voting, I also like the name Hector Young.

[slohairt]

I vote for Eachtar Mac an Òg

[Mr. bone]

One more vote for Hector Young. I've gone through a bucketfull of air names in 32 years in radio. would that I had thougt of that one. And a soon to be welocme to the States!