Details for the forename Helenore

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Helenore (female)


Variants:	Eleanor (F) Helenora (F)

Source(s):	FreeCEN 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire
Notes:	English and Scottish spelling variant of Helenora/Eleanor. The name Helenora is probably derived from the eponymous heroine of the long pastoral narrative "Helenore, or the Fortunate Shepherdess" by Alexander Ross [1699-1784], a Forfarshire schoolmaster. [See Helenora.]