Most Popular Baby Names Of 1907
The 100 most-used girls’ and boys’ names among U.S. births in 1907 — 465,370 recorded births in total that year.
Girls’ names
- 1Mary17,5805.5%
- 2Helen7,5792.4%
- 3Margaret6,7132.1%
- 4Anna5,5751.8%
- 5Ruth5,5731.7%
- 6Dorothy4,9671.6%
- 7Elizabeth4,6241.5%
- 8Mildred4,2771.3%
- 9Alice4,1071.3%
- 10Marie3,8801.2%
- 11Florence3,7501.2%
- 12Ethel3,6981.2%
- 13Lillian3,5421.1%
- 14Gladys3,3031.0%
- 15Edna3,3011.0%
- 16Frances3,2991.0%
- 17Rose3,1161.0%
- 18Evelyn3,0351.0%
- 19Annie2,8910.9%
- 20Grace2,7470.9%
- 21Louise2,6190.8%
- 22Irene2,6170.8%
- 23Hazel2,5300.8%
- 24Gertrude2,4990.8%
- 25Catherine2,4570.8%
- 26Bertha2,3630.7%
- 27Emma2,3560.7%
- 28Thelma2,3390.7%
- 29Clara2,3190.7%
- 30Bessie2,3110.7%
- 31Martha2,2740.7%
- 32Edith2,1770.7%
- 33Josephine2,1560.7%
- 34Ruby2,1130.7%
- 35Pearl2,1080.7%
- 36Mabel2,0690.6%
- 37Esther2,0620.6%
- 38Ida1,9800.6%
- 39Myrtle1,9290.6%
- 40Minnie1,9070.6%
- 41Virginia1,8930.6%
- 42Eva1,8840.6%
- 43Elsie1,8720.6%
- 44Beatrice1,8580.6%
- 45Lucille1,8530.6%
- 46Agnes1,8290.6%
- 47Viola1,8050.6%
- 48Sarah1,7990.6%
- 49Julia1,6800.5%
- 50Nellie1,6710.5%
- 51Laura1,6210.5%
- 52Pauline1,5910.5%
- 53Lillie1,5360.5%
- 54Ella1,4500.5%
- 55Katherine1,4130.4%
- 56Willie1,3940.4%
- 57Mae1,3750.4%
- 58Alma1,3470.4%
- 59Mattie1,3190.4%
- 60Jessie1,3140.4%
- 61Carrie1,2830.4%
- 62Ann1,2640.4%
- 63Marion1,2510.4%
- 64Lena1,2380.4%
- 65Bernice1,1850.4%
- 66Blanche1,1560.4%
- 67Eleanor1,1550.4%
- 68Lucy1,1520.4%
- 69Vera1,1520.4%
- 70Stella1,1500.4%
- 71Hattie1,1420.4%
- 72Leona1,1060.3%
- 73Beulah1,0920.3%
- 74Fannie1,0890.3%
- 75Mamie1,0590.3%
- 76Doris1,0230.3%
- 77Betty1,0180.3%
- 78Jennie9980.3%
- 79Anne9800.3%
- 80Cora9690.3%
- 81Violet9560.3%
- 82Rosa9240.3%
- 83Ada9060.3%
- 84Lula9050.3%
- 85Lois8990.3%
- 86Opal8890.3%
- 87Marguerite8880.3%
- 88Kathryn8640.3%
- 89Ellen8550.3%
- 90Velma8540.3%
- 91Maggie8460.3%
- 92Georgia7870.2%
- 93Marjorie7870.2%
- 94Dora7860.2%
- 95Sadie7710.2%
- 96Jean7700.2%
- 97Susie7560.2%
- 98Daisy7390.2%
- 99Theresa7340.2%
- 100Emily7140.2%
Boys’ names
- 1John8,9836.1%
- 2William6,9044.7%
- 3James6,7074.6%
- 4George4,4453.0%
- 5Robert4,0202.7%
- 6Charles3,8842.6%
- 7Joseph3,8442.6%
- 8Frank2,9432.0%
- 9Edward2,5761.8%
- 10Henry2,2031.5%
- 11Thomas2,1741.5%
- 12Walter2,0951.4%
- 13Willie1,9681.3%
- 14Harry1,8131.2%
- 15Albert1,6361.1%
- 16Arthur1,5531.1%
- 17Harold1,4521.0%
- 18Clarence1,3890.9%
- 19Fred1,3710.9%
- 20Paul1,3580.9%
- 21Raymond1,2900.9%
- 22Richard1,2350.8%
- 23Joe1,1770.8%
- 24Roy1,1280.8%
- 25Louis1,1110.8%
- 26Jack1,0190.7%
- 27Carl1,0180.7%
- 28Earl1,0060.7%
- 29Ralph9970.7%
- 30Ernest9780.7%
- 31David9450.6%
- 32Samuel8920.6%
- 33Howard8750.6%
- 34Lawrence8010.5%
- 35Charlie7930.5%
- 36Alfred7380.5%
- 37Francis7170.5%
- 38Theodore7120.5%
- 39Herbert7100.5%
- 40Andrew7080.5%
- 41Eugene6910.5%
- 42Leo6510.4%
- 43Sam6310.4%
- 44Donald6160.4%
- 45Elmer6160.4%
- 46Anthony5930.4%
- 47Kenneth5890.4%
- 48Michael5860.4%
- 49Herman5610.4%
- 50Leroy5500.4%
- 51Leonard5470.4%
- 52Daniel5280.4%
- 53Floyd5210.4%
- 54Lee5160.4%
- 55Stanley5160.4%
- 56Clyde5070.3%
- 57Russell5030.3%
- 58Lester4910.3%
- 59Oscar4830.3%
- 60Ray4750.3%
- 61Peter4730.3%
- 62Edwin4680.3%
- 63Jesse4660.3%
- 64Benjamin4600.3%
- 65Clifford4450.3%
- 66Lewis4270.3%
- 67Chester4240.3%
- 68Frederick4100.3%
- 69Cecil3990.3%
- 70Eddie3940.3%
- 71Jessie3860.3%
- 72Lloyd3860.3%
- 73Bernard3780.3%
- 74Claude3640.2%
- 75Norman3620.2%
- 76Philip3560.2%
- 77Harvey3350.2%
- 78Melvin3310.2%
- 79Martin3290.2%
- 80Leon3240.2%
- 81Edgar3210.2%
- 82Ben3140.2%
- 83Tom3130.2%
- 84Homer3120.2%
- 85Allen3090.2%
- 86Johnnie3070.2%
- 87Marvin3040.2%
- 88Everett3020.2%
- 89Milton2920.2%
- 90Jim2810.2%
- 91Luther2800.2%
- 92Alexander2790.2%
- 93Virgil2760.2%
- 94Leslie2730.2%
- 95Stephen2730.2%
- 96Morris2600.2%
- 97Will2600.2%
- 98Archie2500.2%
- 99Alvin2450.2%
- 100Victor2450.2%
Percentages are each name’s share of all 1907 applications for that sex — a useful reminder of how much more concentrated naming used to be. In 1880 the top girls’ name alone accounted for several percent of all girls; today the #1 name is well under one percent.
Counts are based on U.S. births and are tracked separately for girls and boys. Names used fewer than 5 times in a year aren’t published for that year, so totals here are a floor — the shortfall is largest in the sparse early years.