Mississippi · 1933

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

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Mary	1,496
#2	Dorothy	641
#3	Annie	553
#4	Betty	549
#5	Willie	313
#6	Martha	276
#7	Ruby	239
#8	Lillie	232
#9	Helen	222
#10	Sarah	215
#11	Doris	212
#12	Rosie	211
#13	Ruth	209
#14	Barbara	209
#15	Emma	191
#16	Frances	185
#17	Margaret	184
#18	Louise	183
#19	Mildred	173
#20	Bessie	163
#21	Elizabeth	159
#22	Mattie	157
#23	Bobbie	153
#24	Ethel	148
#25	Virginia	145
#26	Alice	142
#27	Peggy	139
#28	Minnie	133
#29	Clara	130
#30	Bernice	130
#31	Joyce	125
#32	Bertha	125
#33	Edna	125
#34	Hattie	123
#35	Jessie	123
#36	Lula	121
#37	Gladys	121
#38	Ella	117
#39	Hazel	113
#40	Carrie	112
#41	Fannie	110
#42	Thelma	109
#43	Marie	107
#44	Christine	106
#45	Ida	105
#46	Billie	102
#47	Evelyn	102
#48	Juanita	102
#49	Johnnie	101
#50	Catherine	98
#51	Carolyn	97
#52	Beatrice	92
#53	Shirley	91
#54	Gloria	91
#55	Lucille	90
#56	Lillian	89
#57	Nellie	89
#58	Josephine	84
#59	Katherine	83
#60	Georgia	82
#61	Margie	82
#62	Mae	82
#63	Bonnie	81
#64	Jean	80
#65	Nancy	79
#66	Joan	79
#67	Ora	77
#68	Vera	76
#69	Laura	75
#70	Mamie	74
#71	Lois	74
#72	Julia	74
#73	Sara	73
#74	Maggie	73
#75	Eva	71
#76	Pauline	71
#77	Essie	70
#78	Earnestine	69
#79	Ann	69
#80	Rose	68
#81	Bettye	68
#82	Bettie	68
#83	Irene	67
#84	Katie	67
#85	Cora	65
#86	Daisy	64
#87	Alma	64
#88	Jimmie	63
#89	Geraldine	62
#90	Flora	62
#91	Velma	62
#92	Ollie	62
#93	Anna	61
#94	Patricia	61
#95	Lena	60
#96	Inez	59
#97	Earline	59
#98	Ruthie	59
#99	Jo	58
#100	Mable	58

Uniquely popular in Mississippi

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
Kattie	21	10	1
Myrtis	23	11	1
Earnestine	69	34	3
Rosie	211	104	12
Callie	37	18	2
Ouida	25	12	1
Ruthie	59	29	4
Pearline	25	12	2
Eddie	39	19	3
Earline	59	29	4
Ora	77	38	5
Bobbye	20	10	1

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.