Alabama · 1919

Top 100 names in Alabama, 1919, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Mary	2,222
#2	Annie	922
#3	Willie	607
#4	Mildred	525
#5	Ruby	513
#6	Louise	461
#7	Margaret	459
#8	Ruth	445
#9	Dorothy	387
#10	Mattie	376
#11	Elizabeth	352
#12	Helen	346
#13	Frances	344
#14	Lillie	330
#15	Ethel	311
#16	Sarah	305
#17	Gladys	290
#18	Minnie	286
#19	Edna	279
#20	Martha	274
#21	Evelyn	272
#22	Emma	263
#23	Bessie	260
#24	Marie	239
#25	Lois	228
#26	Jessie	223
#27	Alice	222
#28	Lucille	219
#29	Clara	214
#30	Hazel	214
#31	Bertha	211
#32	Virginia	207
#33	Carrie	206
#34	Thelma	205
#35	Myrtle	200
#36	Lillian	200
#37	Edith	198
#38	Nellie	192
#39	Fannie	183
#40	Ida	179
#41	Ella	176
#42	Pauline	176
#43	Julia	172
#44	Irene	172
#45	Eva	172
#46	Rosa	168
#47	Hattie	168
#48	Rosie	167
#49	Doris	164
#50	Vera	160
#51	Mamie	154
#52	Alma	152
#53	Grace	147
#54	Lula	147
#55	Inez	147
#56	Susie	147
#57	Anna	146
#58	Katie	142
#59	Beatrice	136
#60	Catherine	135
#61	Sara	135
#62	Eunice	134
#63	Bernice	134
#64	Lucile	131
#65	Johnnie	129
#66	Eula	127
#67	Velma	127
#68	Maggie	127
#69	Cora	124
#70	Josephine	123
#71	Essie	122
#72	Lucy	122
#73	Laura	121
#74	Gertrude	119
#75	Flora	111
#76	Juanita	108
#77	Christine	107
#78	Lizzie	106
#79	Florence	102
#80	Viola	101
#81	Elsie	100
#82	Mae	99
#83	Nancy	97
#84	Daisy	96
#85	Ada	96
#86	Pearl	94
#87	Georgia	94
#88	Agnes	93
#89	Jewel	93
#90	Sadie	89
#91	Lorene	89
#92	Janie	88
#93	Lena	87
#94	Mable	86
#95	Opal	85
#96	Katherine	84
#97	Alberta	83
#98	Vivian	82
#99	Betty	81
#100	Ollie	81

Uniquely popular in Alabama

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

Name	Births	Per 10k in state	Per 10k nationwide
Evie	30	10	1
Claudie	24	8	1
Era	32	10	1
Tommie	53	17	2
Mittie	27	9	1
Eddie	54	18	3
Myrtice	23	7	1
Pearlie	59	19	3
Johnnie	129	42	7
Odell	23	7	1
Willie	607	197	36
Johnie	27	9	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.