Most Popular Baby Names Of 1910
The 100 most-used girls’ and boys’ names among U.S. births in 1910 — 590,698 recorded births in total that year.
Girls’ names
- 1Mary22,8485.8%
- 2Helen10,4792.6%
- 3Margaret8,2262.1%
- 4Dorothy7,3181.8%
- 5Ruth7,2121.8%
- 6Anna6,4361.6%
- 7Elizabeth5,8001.5%
- 8Mildred5,6921.4%
- 9Marie4,7901.2%
- 10Alice4,6711.2%
- 11Frances4,4481.1%
- 12Florence4,2821.1%
- 13Ethel4,1461.0%
- 14Lillian4,1271.0%
- 15Gladys3,8421.0%
- 16Rose3,8371.0%
- 17Evelyn3,7771.0%
- 18Edna3,6640.9%
- 19Annie3,5190.9%
- 20Louise3,4570.9%
- 21Irene3,2810.8%
- 22Catherine3,1610.8%
- 23Grace3,1450.8%
- 24Hazel3,0320.8%
- 25Thelma2,9760.8%
- 26Gertrude2,9320.7%
- 27Ruby2,8930.7%
- 28Martha2,8580.7%
- 29Virginia2,8550.7%
- 30Josephine2,8010.7%
- 31Lucille2,6920.7%
- 32Clara2,6650.7%
- 33Bertha2,6510.7%
- 34Emma2,6070.7%
- 35Edith2,5920.7%
- 36Beatrice2,4590.6%
- 37Bessie2,3920.6%
- 38Esther2,3780.6%
- 39Pearl2,1770.5%
- 40Sarah2,1730.5%
- 41Agnes2,1630.5%
- 42Pauline2,1530.5%
- 43Myrtle2,1450.5%
- 44Elsie2,1410.5%
- 45Eva2,1230.5%
- 46Mabel2,1230.5%
- 47Ida2,1070.5%
- 48Viola2,0900.5%
- 49Julia2,0740.5%
- 50Minnie1,9830.5%
- 51Nellie1,9280.5%
- 52Ann1,8420.5%
- 53Laura1,8340.5%
- 54Lillie1,8240.5%
- 55Eleanor1,7980.5%
- 56Willie1,7960.5%
- 57Katherine1,7520.4%
- 58Bernice1,7210.4%
- 59Marion1,7030.4%
- 60Mattie1,6870.4%
- 61Alma1,6300.4%
- 62Ella1,5870.4%
- 63Jessie1,5410.4%
- 64Doris1,5360.4%
- 65Mae1,4530.4%
- 66Lena1,4310.4%
- 67Anne1,4130.4%
- 68Marjorie1,3910.4%
- 69Betty1,3890.4%
- 70Carrie1,3810.3%
- 71Vera1,3460.3%
- 72Stella1,3190.3%
- 73Hattie1,3140.3%
- 74Blanche1,2880.3%
- 75Lucy1,2830.3%
- 76Lois1,2710.3%
- 77Jean1,2460.3%
- 78Fannie1,2370.3%
- 79Leona1,2200.3%
- 80Kathryn1,1980.3%
- 81Jennie1,1830.3%
- 82Beulah1,1310.3%
- 83Rosa1,1310.3%
- 84Marguerite1,0860.3%
- 85Cora1,0790.3%
- 86Mamie1,0790.3%
- 87Opal1,0510.3%
- 88Ellen1,0380.3%
- 89Violet1,0370.3%
- 90Velma1,0350.3%
- 91Georgia1,0100.3%
- 92Sylvia1,0000.3%
- 93Lula9750.2%
- 94Ada9600.2%
- 95Maggie9400.2%
- 96Theresa9260.2%
- 97Inez9160.2%
- 98Genevieve9080.2%
- 99Charlotte8960.2%
- 100Sadie8860.2%
Boys’ names
- 1John11,4505.9%
- 2James9,1944.7%
- 3William8,8444.6%
- 4Robert5,6092.9%
- 5George5,4412.8%
- 6Joseph5,2282.7%
- 7Charles4,7842.5%
- 8Frank3,7681.9%
- 9Edward3,4071.8%
- 10Henry2,8991.5%
- 11Willie2,8971.5%
- 12Thomas2,8511.5%
- 13Walter2,5961.3%
- 14Albert2,1831.1%
- 15Paul2,0051.0%
- 16Harry1,9781.0%
- 17Arthur1,9421.0%
- 18Harold1,9091.0%
- 19Raymond1,7370.9%
- 20Clarence1,7060.9%
- 21Richard1,6540.9%
- 22Fred1,5870.8%
- 23Jack1,5760.8%
- 24Louis1,5690.8%
- 25Joe1,5530.8%
- 26Carl1,3390.7%
- 27Howard1,3090.7%
- 28Ralph1,2780.7%
- 29Roy1,2670.7%
- 30David1,2580.6%
- 31Ernest1,1670.6%
- 32Samuel1,1290.6%
- 33Earl1,1090.6%
- 34Charlie1,1070.6%
- 35Lawrence1,0090.5%
- 36Francis1,0000.5%
- 37Anthony9800.5%
- 38Alfred9220.5%
- 39Eugene8880.5%
- 40Sam8880.5%
- 41Herbert8860.5%
- 42Andrew8840.5%
- 43Kenneth8800.5%
- 44Donald8600.4%
- 45Michael8440.4%
- 46Leonard7930.4%
- 47Stanley7610.4%
- 48Elmer7600.4%
- 49Lee7410.4%
- 50Leroy7330.4%
- 51Leo7070.4%
- 52Herman6960.4%
- 53Daniel6920.4%
- 54Theodore6920.4%
- 55Floyd6870.4%
- 56Peter6310.3%
- 57Clyde6170.3%
- 58Russell6150.3%
- 59Eddie5950.3%
- 60Jesse5900.3%
- 61Chester5610.3%
- 62Bernard5600.3%
- 63Norman5570.3%
- 64Lester5560.3%
- 65Lewis5550.3%
- 66Clifford5510.3%
- 67Lloyd5450.3%
- 68Ray5450.3%
- 69Frederick5430.3%
- 70Benjamin5360.3%
- 71Edwin5360.3%
- 72Jessie5160.3%
- 73Oscar5050.3%
- 74Johnnie5020.3%
- 75Melvin4820.2%
- 76Milton4760.2%
- 77Cecil4720.2%
- 78Claude4630.2%
- 79Ben4540.2%
- 80Edgar4410.2%
- 81Leon4350.2%
- 82Tom4280.2%
- 83Philip4180.2%
- 84Marvin4130.2%
- 85Alvin4010.2%
- 86Martin3960.2%
- 87Luther3830.2%
- 88Everett3820.2%
- 89Harvey3820.2%
- 90Victor3720.2%
- 91Morris3670.2%
- 92Allen3550.2%
- 93Sidney3530.2%
- 94Vernon3510.2%
- 95Julius3500.2%
- 96Stephen3500.2%
- 97Glenn3490.2%
- 98Homer3470.2%
- 99Vincent3430.2%
- 100Jim3310.2%
Percentages are each name’s share of all 1910 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.