Billie Jo
[ˈbɪli dʒoʊ]Meaning
derived from the names William and Josephine, meaning 'resolute protector' and 'God will increase' respectively
Background Story
The name Billie Jo gained popularity in the United States after the release of the 1944 song 'Billie Jo' by the artist and songwriter, which has since been associated with strong, independent characters.
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