Cleveland
Cleveland Alexander
Norquist
Next - Maurice
Chevalier, French actor
Belle’s father in Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”
Sendak, children’s author and illustrator
Wendy
ETA: It strikes me that my second answer probably doesn’t play by the rules of the game, so I give you Maurice Gibb, one half of the BeeGees.
Darling, character from Peter Pan
Carlos, electronic-music composer and performer
Kaufman, Snapple pitch gal
Theodore.
Huxtable, eldest man-child of Cliff and Claire Huxtable
Seville, sweetheart of a chipmunk
Logan, had an excellent adventure
CeCe or C.C. or any variation thereof
CeCe Winans, gospel singer
C.C. Ryder, biker played by Joe Namath in a movie
C.C. “Cash and Carry” Pyle, football promoter who vaulted Red Grange into prominence
George Washington (Washington must be the middle name)
George Washington Carver.
George Washington Plunkitt.
George Washington Goethals.
Marisol.
Escobar - sculptor
Nichols - actress
Aguirre - Latin American actress
Next: Polly
Pollyannah, kidlit optimist
Polly Bergen, actress
Polly Wanna Cracker, noted parrot
Woodrow.
Wilson–US President
“Red” Sovine–many of his songs found the way to truck driver’s hearts
Guthrie–Folk Singer
Next: Miles
SSG Schwartz
Davis - jazz innovator
Standish - captain of the Mayflower
Monroe - Woody Allen’s character in Sleeper
Next: Emily
Bronte
Dickinson
Watson
Let’s try…
Clyde
Drexler
Barrow
Tombaugh
Next: Paula
Jones
Abdul
Deen
Ok…hmmmmm
Byron
Byron Nelson – golfer
Byron Allen – comedian
Byron Browne – baseball player during the 1960’s
Skip
Candido, pro wrestler
Battin, Byrds bass player
Homeier, Star Trek: The Original Series actor (Melakon, Dr. Sevrin)
Warren.
Warren Beatty, Warren G. Harding, Warren Buffett.
Will, just Will (no William, Willy, etc.).
Ferrell, Hunting, Scarlet
Percy.
Sledge, bluesman
Weasley, Gryffindor Head Boy and insufferable git
Ives, painter
Calvin.
Weasely
Bysshe Shelley
the train in Thomas the Tank Engine
Ellen
Ellen Cleghorn.
Ellen Barkin.
Ellen DeGeneres.
Rosie.