Delaware · 1998

Top 100 names in Delaware, 1998, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emily	92
#2	Taylor	86
#3	Madison	69
#4	Sarah	66
#5	Samantha	66
#6	Alexis	65
#7	Hannah	57
#8	Jessica	56
#9	Kayla	53
#10	Ashley	46
#11	Olivia	46
#12	Elizabeth	45
#13	Morgan	45
#14	Megan	44
#15	Amanda	39
#16	Victoria	39
#17	Julia	38
#18	Rachel	37
#19	Lauren	37
#20	Abigail	36
#21	Brianna	34
#22	Rebecca	33
#23	Jasmine	30
#24	Alyssa	29
#25	Brittany	29
#26	Katherine	29
#27	Erin	28
#28	Emma	26
#29	Brooke	26
#30	Mary	25
#31	Kaitlyn	25
#32	Nicole	25
#33	Courtney	25
#34	Alexandra	24
#35	Gabrielle	24
#36	Danielle	23
#37	Sophia	22
#38	Jenna	22
#39	Amber	22
#40	Kelsey	22
#41	Jennifer	21
#42	Jordan	21
#43	Stephanie	21
#44	Madeline	21
#45	Sierra	20
#46	Caroline	20
#47	Sydney	20
#48	Shelby	20
#49	Destiny	19
#50	Christina	19
#51	Shannon	19
#52	Grace	18
#53	Marissa	18
#54	Savannah	18
#55	Carly	17
#56	Hailey	17
#57	Autumn	16
#58	Mackenzie	16
#59	Anna	16
#60	Briana	15
#61	Caitlin	15
#62	Maria	15
#63	Breanna	15
#64	Katelyn	15
#65	Kimberly	15
#66	Haley	14
#67	Paige	14
#68	Kathryn	14
#69	Sara	14
#70	Miranda	14
#71	Chloe	14
#72	Alexa	14
#73	Catherine	14
#74	Laura	14
#75	Andrea	13
#76	Melissa	13
#77	Natalie	13
#78	Diamond	13
#79	Kaitlin	13
#80	Angela	13
#81	Casey	13
#82	Molly	13
#83	Meghan	12
#84	Michelle	12
#85	Kaylee	12
#86	Katie	12
#87	Allison	12
#88	Jamie	12
#89	Logan	12
#90	Tiffany	11
#91	Margaret	11
#92	Kylie	11
#93	Erica	11
#94	Hayley	11
#95	Mariah	11
#96	Lindsey	11
#97	Amy	11
#98	Cierra	11
#99	Jillian	10
#100	Cassandra	10

Uniquely popular in Delaware

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
Erin	28	89	31
Sophia	22	70	24
Caroline	20	64	24
Taylor	86	274	105
Julia	38	121	47
Jenna	22	70	28
Morgan	45	143	58
Olivia	46	146	60
Brooke	26	83	36
Kelsey	22	70	31
Kayla	53	169	76
Rebecca	33	105	48

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.