South Carolina · 1928

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 1928, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Mary	1,539
#2	Dorothy	605
#3	Annie	502
#4	Betty	469
#5	Margaret	420
#6	Helen	377
#7	Frances	356
#8	Ruth	351
#9	Elizabeth	328
#10	Mildred	314
#11	Sarah	310
#12	Louise	280
#13	Doris	277
#14	Ruby	269
#15	Willie	252
#16	Lillie	250
#17	Virginia	250
#18	Martha	246
#19	Rosa	220
#20	Thelma	216
#21	Ethel	210
#22	Carrie	204
#23	Evelyn	203
#24	Gladys	158
#25	Edna	158
#26	Minnie	154
#27	Emma	152
#28	Hattie	151
#29	Sara	151
#30	Alice	150
#31	Mattie	146
#32	Catherine	144
#33	Marie	142
#34	Bessie	141
#35	Bernice	138
#36	Julia	136
#37	Jessie	135
#38	Lucille	133
#39	Ella	126
#40	Lillian	123
#41	Hazel	122
#42	Lois	121
#43	Anna	121
#44	Janie	115
#45	Maggie	113
#46	Mamie	112
#47	Lula	112
#48	Ida	108
#49	Daisy	107
#50	Beatrice	107
#51	Clara	105
#52	Edith	101
#53	Margie	100
#54	Josephine	99
#55	Mae	98
#56	Grace	98
#57	Geneva	97
#58	Bertha	97
#59	Barbara	94
#60	Nancy	91
#61	Rebecca	90
#62	Juanita	89
#63	Carolyn	89
#64	Nellie	85
#65	Laura	84
#66	Alma	83
#67	Eva	81
#68	Pauline	81
#69	Myrtle	80
#70	Vivian	80
#71	Katherine	79
#72	Viola	77
#73	Christine	76
#74	Sadie	74
#75	Rose	73
#76	Vera	72
#77	Essie	70
#78	Irene	70
#79	Jean	69
#80	Katie	68
#81	Pearl	67
#82	Miriam	66
#83	Jannie	65
#84	Gertrude	65
#85	Fannie	62
#86	Ellen	62
#87	Eunice	62
#88	Inez	62
#89	Florence	60
#90	Marion	60
#91	Georgia	59
#92	Eloise	59
#93	Lucile	58
#94	Lottie	57
#95	Esther	57
#96	Lizzie	57
#97	Agnes	55
#98	Kathleen	55
#99	Sallie	55
#100	Alberta	54

Uniquely popular in South Carolina

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
Elease	35	17	1
Albertha	40	19	1
Jannie	65	31	2
Queen	45	21	2
Elouise	40	19	2
Janie	115	55	6
Vernell	23	11	1
Wilhelmina	26	12	2
Rosalee	20	9	1
Carrie	204	97	14
Lizzie	57	27	4
Eliza	28	13	2

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.