Kentucky · 1966

Top 100 names in Kentucky, 1966, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Lisa	1,079
#2	Kimberly	758
#3	Mary	595
#4	Melissa	577
#5	Tammy	554
#6	Angela	497
#7	Karen	454
#8	Donna	402
#9	Teresa	391
#10	Jennifer	382
#11	Pamela	347
#12	Patricia	334
#13	Sandra	322
#14	Tina	283
#15	Michelle	277
#16	Linda	273
#17	Susan	272
#18	Rhonda	263
#19	Cynthia	263
#20	Rebecca	259
#21	Elizabeth	240
#22	Deborah	240
#23	Sherry	239
#24	Laura	239
#25	Sharon	226
#26	Brenda	224
#27	Robin	216
#28	Kathy	208
#29	Julie	207
#30	Paula	201
#31	Barbara	186
#32	Tracy	186
#33	Amy	184
#34	Lori	181
#35	Stephanie	181
#36	Nancy	172
#37	Cheryl	162
#38	Sheila	158
#39	Dana	153
#40	Connie	151
#41	Kelly	151
#42	Denise	134
#43	Debra	124
#44	Carolyn	121
#45	Carol	121
#46	Regina	119
#47	Dawn	117
#48	Cindy	117
#49	Carla	114
#50	Tonya	114
#51	Janet	112
#52	Theresa	112
#53	Beverly	111
#54	Vickie	110
#55	Gina	110
#56	Anna	110
#57	Margaret	106
#58	Rita	106
#59	Melinda	106
#60	Debbie	104
#61	Judy	100
#62	Jacqueline	98
#63	Betty	96
#64	Kim	92
#65	Sherri	92
#66	Leslie	92
#67	Anita	92
#68	Penny	88
#69	Joyce	86
#70	Terri	86
#71	Peggy	85
#72	Wanda	83
#73	Tracey	81
#74	Loretta	80
#75	Diana	80
#76	Martha	80
#77	Jill	79
#78	Andrea	76
#79	Cathy	76
#80	Diane	74
#81	Michele	73
#82	Stacy	73
#83	Sarah	73
#84	Beth	73
#85	Ann	71
#86	Virginia	70
#87	Bonnie	69
#88	Janice	68
#89	Shelia	67
#90	Shannon	66
#91	Shirley	65
#92	Katherine	65
#93	Charlotte	65
#94	Julia	64
#95	Deanna	63
#96	Ruth	62
#97	Jamie	60
#98	Catherine	59
#99	Christine	58
#100	Sonya	56

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
Wilma	25	10	2
Vonda	35	14	4
Vickie	110	44	14
Lana	38	15	5
Edna	29	12	4
Loretta	80	32	11
Billie	30	12	4
Melissa	577	232	84
Patsy	20	8	3
Leigh	39	16	6
Rita	106	43	16
Glenda	53	21	8

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.