Top 50 baby names of the 1920s1

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Girls
Boys
Name Number % of girls Rank Name Number % of boys
Mary 701,549 6.21% 1 Robert 576,188 5.49%
Dorothy 368,757 3.26% 2 John 563,856 5.37%
Helen 290,286 2.57% 3 James 515,167 4.91%
Betty 283,042 2.51% 4 William 512,223 4.88%
Margaret 244,943 2.17% 5 Charles 297,964 2.84%
Ruth 218,454 1.93% 6 George 261,850 2.49%
Virginia 169,511 1.50% 7 Joseph 243,724 2.32%
Doris 151,168 1.34% 8 Richard 222,554 2.12%
Mildred 147,131 1.30% 9 Edward 197,311 1.88%
Frances 140,357 1.24% 10 Donald 191,794 1.83%
Elizabeth 139,643 1.24% 11 Thomas 161,066 1.53%
Evelyn 124,135 1.10% 12 Frank 151,734 1.45%
Anna 123,857 1.10% 13 Harold 133,518 1.27%
Marie 110,522 0.98% 14 Paul 132,338 1.26%
Alice 110,487 0.98% 15 Raymond 124,158 1.18%
Jean 105,968 0.94% 16 Walter 119,750 1.14%
Barbara 97,189 0.86% 17 Jack 115,938 1.10%
Shirley 93,862 0.83% 18 Henry 104,511 1.00%
Irene 92,802 0.82% 19 Kenneth 99,459 0.95%
Marjorie 91,186 0.81% 20 Arthur 97,087 0.92%
Florence 88,267 0.78% 21 Albert 94,385 0.90%
Lois 88,111 0.78% 22 David 88,700 0.84%
Martha 86,748 0.77% 23 Harry 86,149 0.82%
Rose 85,282 0.75% 24 Eugene 84,752 0.81%
Lillian 83,134 0.74% 25 Ralph 84,437 0.80%
Louise 82,871 0.73% 26 Howard 70,303 0.67%
Catherine 78,847 0.70% 27 Carl 69,831 0.67%
Ruby 76,712 0.68% 28 Willie 67,943 0.65%
Eleanor 74,739 0.66% 29 Louis 67,655 0.64%
Gladys 72,542 0.64% 30 Clarence 66,540 0.63%
Annie 69,421 0.61% 31 Earl 63,564 0.61%
Josephine 69,190 0.61% 32 Roy 63,215 0.60%
Thelma 68,737 0.61% 33 Fred 62,719 0.60%
Pauline 64,064 0.57% 34 Joe 62,647 0.60%
Edna 63,684 0.56% 35 Francis 59,073 0.56%
Patricia 60,140 0.53% 36 Lawrence 56,843 0.54%
Norma 56,168 0.50% 37 Herbert 56,504 0.54%
Gloria 54,591 0.48% 38 Leonard 53,770 0.51%
Lucille 54,268 0.48% 39 Ernest 53,617 0.51%
Edith 53,660 0.47% 40 Alfred 50,134 0.48%
Ethel 53,341 0.47% 41 Anthony 50,038 0.48%
June 51,559 0.46% 42 Stanley 49,429 0.47%
Grace 50,483 0.45% 43 Norman 49,345 0.47%
Phyllis 48,477 0.43% 44 Daniel 39,512 0.38%
Bernice 46,324 0.41% 45 Bernard 38,587 0.37%
Marion 45,337 0.40% 46 Samuel 35,944 0.34%
Hazel 45,062 0.40% 47 Melvin 32,970 0.31%
Dolores 33,090 0.29% 48 Billy 31,469 0.30%
Beatrice 32,966 0.29% 49 Gerald 30,731 0.29%
Joyce 28,220 0.25% 50 Warren 22,568 0.21%

 

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  1. Popular Baby Names [Internet]. Social Security Administration (US) [cited 2008 Dec 2]. Available from: http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/

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