Top 50 baby names of the 1930s1

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Girls
Boys
Name Number % of girls Rank Name Number % of boys
Mary 572,688 5.65% 1 Robert 590,235 5.82%
Betty 300,233 2.96% 2 James 546,933 5.39%
Barbara 296,320 2.93% 3 John 487,453 4.80%
Shirley 229,286 2.26% 4 William 416,300 4.10%
Patricia 220,505 2.18% 5 Richard 330,205 3.25%
Dorothy 210,303 2.08% 6 Charles 302,864 2.98%
Joan 173,369 1.71% 7 Donald 283,398 2.79%
Margaret 157,306 1.55% 8 George 192,061 1.89%
Nancy 142,443 1.41% 9 Thomas 183,695 1.81%
Helen 140,353 1.39% 10 Joseph 180,372 1.78%
Joyce 115,462 1.14% 11 David 164,579 1.62%
Carol 113,111 1.12% 12 Edward 147,665 1.45%
Doris 110,581 1.09% 13 Ronald 140,216 1.38%
Ruth 109,151 1.08% 14 Paul 125,637 1.24%
Virginia 103,051 1.02% 15 Kenneth 125,000 1.23%
Marilyn 98,503 0.97% 16 Frank 107,978 1.06%
Elizabeth 96,430 0.95% 17 Raymond 99,484 0.98%
Jean 94,141 0.93% 18 Jack 96,277 0.95%
Frances 92,065 0.91% 19 Harold 95,364 0.94%
Beverly 80,827 0.80% 20 Billy 88,228 0.87%
Lois 80,691 0.80% 21 Gerald 82,745 0.82%
Alice 78,937 0.78% 22 Walter 80,797 0.80%
Donna 78,822 0.78% 23 Jerry 76,755 0.76%
Martha 77,663 0.77% 24 Joe 71,394 0.70%
Phyllis 73,768 0.73% 25 Eugene 70,840 0.70%
Dolores 73,107 0.72% 26 Henry 70,341 0.69%
Norma 72,846 0.72% 27 Bobby 69,332 0.68%
Janet 71,406 0.70% 28 Arthur 67,649 0.67%
Evelyn 69,318 0.68% 29 Carl 66,685 0.66%
Gloria 68,541 0.68% 30 Ralph 63,714 0.63%
Anna 66,561 0.66% 31 Albert 62,747 0.62%
Marie 65,775 0.65% 32 Willie 62,405 0.61%
Ann 64,033 0.63% 33 Fred 56,095 0.55%
Carolyn 61,780 0.61% 34 Larry 55,286 0.54%
Rose 59,068 0.58% 35 Lawrence 54,437 0.54%
Mildred 53,132 0.52% 36 Harry 53,065 0.52%
Peggy 52,165 0.51% 37 Howard 51,431 0.51%
Geraldine 50,017 0.49% 38 Roy 51,428 0.51%
Catherine 50,007 0.49% 39 Norman 49,924 0.49%
Annie 44,795 0.44% 40 Daniel 47,957 0.47%
Louise 41,819 0.41% 41 Louis 47,706 0.47%
Jane 41,231 0.41% 42 Earl 44,561 0.44%
Sandra 39,894 0.39% 43 Roger 42,714 0.42%
Judith 38,220 0.38% 44 Michael 41,795 0.41%
Marjorie 36,882 0.36% 45 Gary 34,977 0.34%
Janice 35,846 0.35% 46 Anthony 34,743 0.34%
Eleanor 34,223 0.34% 47 Marvin 33,376 0.33%
Ruby 31,453 0.31% 48 Clarence 27,982 0.28%
Irene 26,134 0.26% 49 Wayne 27,975 0.28%
June 23,993 0.24% 50 Francis 26,057 0.26%

 

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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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