Liberty brings to mind the lyrics of the Grateful Dead's song, "Liberty," and I love them! So ornery and determined to be self-determined. "And just call me on it!"
If I was the sun, I'd look for shade.
If I was a bed, I would stay unmade.
If I was a river, I'd run uphill.
If you call me, you know I will!
Where it might "cross the line" with a July 4th birth is naming a baby girl Liberty Belle, or something.
OT of July 4th-specific names...
I was in the OB's office for a biophysical profile yesterday and they told me about twin baby girls born in town recently, and given the middle names of Cinderella and Goldilocks. (This came up because I was discussing the West Virginia branch of my family, and that my grandmother's oldest sister Fodie gave her kids a lot of interesting names....including a boy named Bunt, one daughter Ocie--after her own sister Ocie, and another daughter she named Cinderella Elizabeth. I never knew her as anything other than Elizabeth, though....and she had grandkids my age.)
Of course, I ended up naming my own daughter Ocie. Not too many of those after 1920 or so. But there's at least one young blues musician (in Arkansas) with the same name, right now. And there was that movie "The Adventures of Ociee Nash" a few years back (though it was about a girl from the turn-of-the-century, like my great aunt, not a contemporary Ocie...)