The Crown Colonies

[Jalyha]

Ohhhh Right, I get that you want names for the bigger areas, yes?

What about -land

Like Mary-land is maryland and such.

And New- something...


Not real creative, but it does give a few names for fillers if you need them.

[RothgirFellhall]

And New- something...

Oo oo what about New Hennary for Henry???

[sangi39]

Oo oo what about New Hennary for Henry???

Or Henricia (from Latin "Henricus") or Aenrichia (from Latin "Aenrichus").

For Edward, the Latin equivalent apparently, is Eduardus, so Eduardia would follow from Georgia, etc. James would get J/Iacobia or J/Iacomia, Charles > Carolia, William > Gulielmia or Vilhelmia, etc.

As others have said, you could use their regnal number as a base, e.g. "Octavia", or a contemporary (positive) epithet, e.g. "Virginia".

There's always colony names based on calqued names as well, i.e. literal translations of the name. "Edward", for example, means something along the lines of "Guardian of Wealth" or "Prosperous Protector". From there you could take, "protector" as as have Patronia.