Names That Peaked In 1910

These names hit their all-time highest U.S. ranking in 1910 and have never ranked as high since — the sound of that moment, frozen in the data. (The #1 names that year were Mary and John — reigning champions usually peak in a different year than they reign.)

Peaked in 1909Peaked in 1911 Full 1910 top 100The 1910s as a whole
Save nameName & meaning
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year
461#614
Down 91 rank positions in five years
1921
147#1,322
Down 327 rank positions in five years
1947
29#4,744
Up 121 rank positions in five years
1921
280#861
Down 131 rank positions in five years
1947
583#508
Up 44 rank positions in five years
1921
61#2,295
Down 340 rank positions in five years
1928
1,088#283
Up 188 rank positions in five years
1927
10#9,478
Up 96 rank positions in five years
1919
34#3,399
Down 453 rank positions in five years
1924
14#7,649
Down 1,193 rank positions in five years
1920
123#1,451
Down 72 rank positions in five years
1926
12#6,818
Down 1,961 rank positions in five years
1959
10#9,734
Down 542 rank positions in five years
1924
—Unranked
—
1920
55#2,474
Down 409 rank positions in five years
1966
180#1,160
Up 499 rank positions in five years
1916
6#10,880
new
1921
15#6,062
Down 1,407 rank positions in five years
1921
76#1,993
Up 739 rank positions in five years
1919
8#10,928
Up 4,201 rank positions in five years
1921
—Unranked
—
1920
—Unranked
—
1921
—Unranked
—
1922
—Unranked
—
1925
—Unranked
—
1963
—Unranked
—
1921
8#9,153
Down 894 rank positions in five years
1922
—Unranked
—
1927
31#3,635
Down 165 rank positions in five years
2024
—Unranked
—
1924
—Unranked
—
1929
14#6,168
Up 1,382 rank positions in five years
1960
—Unranked
—
1918
—Unranked
—
1920
22#4,662
Down 158 rank positions in five years
1915
—Unranked
—
1922
—Unranked
—
1919
—Unranked
—
1942
—Unranked
—
1920
—Unranked
—
1917
—Unranked
—
1914
—Unranked
—
1915
—Unranked
—
1918
13#7,933
Up 2,400 rank positions in five years
1921

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How this list is built

A name “peaked” in 1910 when that year holds its best-ever position in the national rankings — rank, not raw count, because raw counts track how many babies were born and would pile every “peak” into the boom years. To qualify, a name must have reached the top 1,000 at its height and have at least 500 all-time applications. Lists are ordered by that peak rank.

Ranks come from U.S. births, counted separately for girls and boys. “Unranked” today means fewer than 5 applications in the latest year — uncommon, never invalid.