Mississippi · 1934

Top 100 names in Mississippi, 1934, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Mary	1,492
#2	Dorothy	657
#3	Betty	578
#4	Annie	549
#5	Willie	312
#6	Ruby	284
#7	Martha	268
#8	Helen	255
#9	Margaret	234
#10	Doris	230
#11	Barbara	224
#12	Sarah	217
#13	Mildred	216
#14	Frances	211
#15	Rosie	208
#16	Lillie	207
#17	Louise	193
#18	Bobbie	187
#19	Ruth	185
#20	Elizabeth	184
#21	Mattie	183
#22	Emma	177
#23	Ethel	160
#24	Jessie	159
#25	Bessie	156
#26	Minnie	156
#27	Edna	154
#28	Shirley	152
#29	Joyce	151
#30	Bernice	149
#31	Peggy	149
#32	Virginia	147
#33	Clara	132
#34	Alice	126
#35	Thelma	125
#36	Hattie	124
#37	Billie	123
#38	Juanita	122
#39	Ella	122
#40	Georgia	121
#41	Catherine	120
#42	Gladys	119
#43	Johnnie	117
#44	Ida	115
#45	Fannie	112
#46	Evelyn	112
#47	Hazel	110
#48	Carolyn	109
#49	Bertha	107
#50	Christine	106
#51	Ann	105
#52	Carrie	104
#53	Lula	104
#54	Marie	100
#55	Mae	98
#56	Nancy	97
#57	Vera	95
#58	Eva	94
#59	Anna	94
#60	Bonnie	93
#61	Jean	91
#62	Josephine	89
#63	Lucille	89
#64	Jo	85
#65	Maggie	84
#66	Katherine	83
#67	Patricia	83
#68	Rose	80
#69	Julia	80
#70	Ora	80
#71	Patsy	79
#72	Laura	78
#73	Essie	76
#74	Irene	75
#75	Alma	74
#76	Gloria	74
#77	Margie	73
#78	Norma	73
#79	Beatrice	72
#80	Alberta	72
#81	Daisy	72
#82	Joan	72
#83	Lois	72
#84	Geneva	72
#85	Mamie	71
#86	Nellie	70
#87	Geraldine	68
#88	Lillian	68
#89	Ernestine	67
#90	Jimmie	66
#91	Katie	65
#92	Velma	64
#93	Pauline	64
#94	Sara	64
#95	Cora	63
#96	Bettie	63
#97	Susie	59
#98	Bettye	58
#99	Ruthie	57
#100	Ollie	56

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
Earlean	25	12	1
Ouida	27	13	1
Myrtis	24	11	1
Lue	26	12	1
Sammie	25	12	1
Rosie	208	97	12
Bobbye	22	10	1
Ora	80	37	5
Ruthie	57	27	4
Eddie	45	21	3
Earnestine	51	24	3
Essie	76	36	5

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.