Kentucky · 1936

Top 100 names in Kentucky, 1936, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Mary	1,693
#2	Betty	1,213
#3	Shirley	1,064
#4	Barbara	701
#5	Anna	453
#6	Dorothy	409
#7	Joyce	398
#8	Wanda	354
#9	Martha	346
#10	Helen	343
#11	Patricia	341
#12	Doris	338
#13	Nancy	315
#14	Margaret	314
#15	Virginia	299
#16	Norma	299
#17	Phyllis	278
#18	Wilma	260
#19	Ruth	258
#20	Ruby	253
#21	Elizabeth	250
#22	Peggy	220
#23	Lois	215
#24	Carolyn	209
#25	Frances	206
#26	Mildred	201
#27	Patsy	192
#28	Alice	184
#29	Juanita	183
#30	Emma	180
#31	Bonnie	175
#32	Edna	162
#33	Thelma	161
#34	Jo	154
#35	Carol	153
#36	Janice	152
#37	Ann	148
#38	Geneva	142
#39	Joan	141
#40	Sue	134
#41	Sarah	134
#42	Loretta	133
#43	Jean	132
#44	Billie	126
#45	Rose	125
#46	Evelyn	124
#47	Edith	123
#48	Hazel	122
#49	Janet	121
#50	Margie	119
#51	Gladys	118
#52	Pauline	117
#53	Geraldine	108
#54	Alma	107
#55	Marilyn	106
#56	Louise	106
#57	Shelby	104
#58	Joann	103
#59	Sylvia	100
#60	Clara	98
#61	Charlotte	96
#62	Eva	95
#63	Lillian	95
#64	Marie	95
#65	Bessie	95
#66	Ethel	92
#67	Linda	91
#68	Bobbie	90
#69	Irene	85
#70	Jane	85
#71	Marjorie	85
#72	Donna	83
#73	Lucille	81
#74	Ella	79
#75	Minnie	75
#76	Myrtle	74
#77	Elsie	73
#78	Christine	73
#79	Delores	72
#80	Yvonne	72
#81	June	71
#82	Gloria	71
#83	Bertha	70
#84	Georgia	69
#85	Roberta	68
#86	Nellie	68
#87	Ida	67
#88	Beulah	67
#89	Opal	66
#90	Vivian	64
#91	Naomi	64
#92	Laura	64
#93	Stella	62
#94	Audrey	61
#95	Jeanette	61
#96	Jessie	61
#97	Bernice	61
#98	Faye	60
#99	Catherine	59
#100	Maxine	59

Uniquely popular in Kentucky

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
Nannie	27	10	2
Geneva	142	55	13
Reva	24	9	2
Flossie	20	8	2
Imogene	53	21	5
Shelby	104	40	10
Opal	66	26	7
Polly	34	13	4
Wanda	354	138	37
Goldie	30	12	3
Beulah	67	26	7
Glenna	37	14	4

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.