Alabama · 1933

Top 100 names in Alabama, 1933, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Mary	2,109
#2	Betty	1,254
#3	Annie	762
#4	Dorothy	734
#5	Barbara	416
#6	Margaret	407
#7	Doris	403
#8	Martha	392
#9	Helen	366
#10	Willie	356
#11	Ruby	347
#12	Mildred	299
#13	Sarah	297
#14	Elizabeth	295
#15	Frances	284
#16	Louise	262
#17	Ruth	253
#18	Virginia	247
#19	Joyce	246
#20	Mattie	236
#21	Lillie	226
#22	Evelyn	224
#23	Peggy	222
#24	Edna	205
#25	Bobbie	198
#26	Clara	190
#27	Emma	189
#28	Minnie	184
#29	Ethel	177
#30	Carolyn	175
#31	Alice	169
#32	Juanita	167
#33	Catherine	159
#34	Nellie	156
#35	Hazel	155
#36	Jean	153
#37	Marie	151
#38	Lois	151
#39	Sara	143
#40	Bessie	143
#41	Jessie	139
#42	Billie	138
#43	Bernice	138
#44	Ann	135
#45	Bertha	134
#46	Johnnie	134
#47	Ella	133
#48	Gladys	132
#49	Thelma	128
#50	Julia	126
#51	Fannie	124
#52	Gloria	122
#53	Carrie	116
#54	Lillian	113
#55	Jo	113
#56	Rosie	111
#57	Margie	110
#58	Nancy	110
#59	Rosa	109
#60	Patricia	108
#61	Lula	107
#62	Ida	105
#63	Laura	104
#64	Geraldine	100
#65	Wilma	100
#66	Lucille	99
#67	Christine	99
#68	Hattie	97
#69	Pauline	97
#70	Vera	97
#71	Daisy	96
#72	Eva	94
#73	Jimmie	94
#74	Mamie	94
#75	Cora	93
#76	Anna	93
#77	Jane	87
#78	Joan	86
#79	Bonnie	85
#80	Norma	85
#81	Sue	84
#82	Jeanette	83
#83	Shirley	82
#84	Faye	82
#85	Bettye	81
#86	Georgia	80
#87	Lucy	80
#88	Eloise	77
#89	Irene	77
#90	Edith	77
#91	Katie	77
#92	Josephine	76
#93	Ollie	75
#94	Vivian	74
#95	Essie	73
#96	Elsie	72
#97	Rebecca	72
#98	Maggie	70
#99	Myrtle	70
#100	Geneva	69

Uniquely popular in Alabama

Names whose share of births in this state is far above the national share (per 10,000 births).

Name	Geburten	Per 10k in state	Per 10k nationwide
Willodean	22	8	0
Gussie	30	11	2
Charlie	30	11	2
Pearlie	51	19	3
Jimmie	94	34	6
Callie	34	12	2
Ouida	23	8	1
Johnnie	134	49	9
Annie	762	278	51
Willie	356	130	24
Nell	64	23	4
Earnestine	48	18	3

Figures are from the U.S. Social Security Administration Popular Baby Names dataset (public domain). Names with fewer than 5 recorded births in a year or state are suppressed by the source.