One of the more common types of mercenary for hire in Wessex are Flemish crossbowmen. King Stephen's chief lieutenant, William of Ypres, is Pretender of Flanders and imports boatloads of these guys. A few of them are bound to make their way into private contracts with adventurers. They are considered more trustworthy than Welsh bowmen.
d% female Flemish name 01-02 Adela 03-04 Agatha, Agnes 05-06 Aia 07-08 Alda 09-10 Aldwi 11-12 Ama, Ata, Ava 13-14 Benedicta 15-16 Betta 17-18 Berta 19-20 Dida 21-22 Enna 23-24 Erlinda 25-26 Ermina 27-28 Evergerd 29-30 Fida 31-32 Fokka 33-34 Gela 35-36 Gertrude 37-38 Ghisela, Gisla 39-40 Gutha 41-42 Heiga 43-44 Helena 45-46 Hema 47-48 Hera 49-50 Ide 51-52 Ige 53-54 Imma 55-56 Iudith 57-58 Laurentia 59-60 Ligef 61-62 Luua, Luva 63-64 Machtild 65-66 Maga, Magin 67-68 Megina 69-70 Menika 71-72 Murina 73-74 Notha 75-76 Oda 77-78 Ogiva 79-80 Olge 81-82 Oza 83-84 Sita 85-86 Sophia 87-88 Suvi 89-90 Susanne 91-92 Tetta 93-94 Tiada 95-96 Uda 97-98 Wela 99-00 Yolande
I haven't done any research into Flemish surnames. Since we're talking about a small region across the sea appending "of Flanders" would obviously work. Here's a quickie d6 chart if you really need one:
1. of Kassel 2. of Gent 3. of Bruges 4. of Dunkirk 5. of Antwerp 6. of Limburg
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