| Heorstan | A stone from a high or noble place. |
| Herebeald | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader |
| Hereferth | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader |
| Herefrid | Peaceful ruler, peaceful leader |
| Heregeard | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader |
| Herell | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader |
| Heremod | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader |
| Hereric | Ruler of the people, noble, or leader of the people |
| Herould | Ruler of the people, or noble |
| Heruualdus | Ruler of the people |
| Higuel | A variant of the name Hugh meaning heart or mind. |
| Hodard | Old English name, means 'bringer of wealth' or 'prosperous' |
| Holecombe | English surname, means 'dweller by the hollow valley' |
| Huc | Resembling the Fruit |
| Hucela | Possibly a variant of 'Huckle', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Hunbeorht | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'beorht' meaning 'bright'. |
| Huntar | A person who tracks wild animals. |
| Huntyr | One engaged in the act of hunting. |
| Icori | A name of obscure meaning. |
| Idwared | Strong and courageous |
| Ieklon | Ruler of the people |
| Ielfgar | Spear of the people |
| Ilfred | Peaceful and wise |
| Ilger | Spear of the people |
| Ilud | Strong and powerful |
| Ilvveto | Strong and victorious |
| Ingwald | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'bright ruler' or 'shining leader' |
| Ingwulf | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'bright wolf' or 'shining warrior' |
| Iohannes | God is gracious |
| Irom | A name meaning a strong, iron spirit. |
| Jamare | From the Old English 'jamare,' meaning 'bitter' or 'sour.' |
| Jaque | Yahweh May Protect; Holder of Heel |
| Jaymer | Variant of James, meaning 'supplanter' |
| Jenlyns | Variant of Jennifer, meaning 'fair and white' |
| Jeramee | Appointed or Exalted by Yahweh |
| Jerimy | Appointed or Exalted by Yahweh |
| Jhevin | Variant of Jevin, meaning 'youthful' or 'young' |
| Joceaume | French name meaning 'God is victorious' |
| Jocky | To Manage Everyone |
| Joldewin | Old English name meaning 'battle friend' |