Kentucky · 1964

Top 100 names in Kentucky, 1964, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Lisa	1,116
#2	Mary	863
#3	Kimberly	623
#4	Tammy	618
#5	Teresa	557
#6	Karen	553
#7	Donna	552
#8	Patricia	433
#9	Pamela	427
#10	Sandra	420
#11	Angela	400
#12	Deborah	392
#13	Susan	381
#14	Linda	371
#15	Kathy	335
#16	Sharon	334
#17	Brenda	332
#18	Laura	322
#19	Tina	309
#20	Sherry	308
#21	Rhonda	296
#22	Melissa	292
#23	Robin	289
#24	Elizabeth	286
#25	Cynthia	271
#26	Paula	262
#27	Jennifer	258
#28	Barbara	255
#29	Rebecca	249
#30	Connie	240
#31	Debra	235
#32	Sheila	229
#33	Julie	197
#34	Nancy	191
#35	Carol	189
#36	Janet	183
#37	Theresa	181
#38	Carolyn	180
#39	Cindy	179
#40	Debbie	179
#41	Cheryl	175
#42	Lori	171
#43	Judy	169
#44	Vickie	155
#45	Denise	154
#46	Betty	154
#47	Kelly	153
#48	Michelle	152
#49	Dana	151
#50	Jacqueline	147
#51	Regina	144
#52	Anita	144
#53	Carla	142
#54	Amy	141
#55	Stephanie	139
#56	Terri	138
#57	Cathy	136
#58	Beverly	135
#59	Tracy	133
#60	Margaret	133
#61	Kim	132
#62	Rita	131
#63	Diana	122
#64	Janice	116
#65	Sherri	113
#66	Penny	110
#67	Martha	109
#68	Wanda	109
#69	Peggy	109
#70	Leslie	104
#71	Catherine	104
#72	Anna	102
#73	Valerie	102
#74	Joyce	100
#75	Diane	98
#76	Darlene	98
#77	Melinda	98
#78	Shelia	97
#79	Ann	95
#80	Dawn	95
#81	Bonnie	88
#82	Gina	88
#83	Sarah	83
#84	Shirley	83
#85	Monica	80
#86	Jill	79
#87	Jane	78
#88	Virginia	77
#89	Tonya	77
#90	Beth	76
#91	Belinda	76
#92	Jackie	75
#93	Charlotte	75
#94	Vicki	74
#95	Marsha	74
#96	Kathleen	73
#97	Ruth	73
#98	Sandy	73
#99	Phyllis	72
#100	Julia	72

Uniquely popular in Kentucky

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
Glenna	22	7	1
Wilma	32	11	2
Vonda	35	12	3
Della	27	9	2
Billie	51	17	5
Shelia	97	33	11
Vickie	155	52	17
Ladonna	28	9	3
Ruby	49	16	6
Patsy	35	12	4
Lesa	29	10	4
Marsha	74	25	9

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.