Mississippi · 2002

Top 100 names in Mississippi, 2002, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	264
#2	Hannah	212
#3	Anna	206
#4	Alexis	177
#5	Emily	159
#6	Sarah	158
#7	Ashanti	149
#8	Destiny	148
#9	Mary	124
#10	Elizabeth	121
#11	Aaliyah	120
#12	Taylor	120
#13	Abigail	113
#14	Haley	111
#15	Brianna	105
#16	Olivia	105
#17	Emma	97
#18	Kaitlyn	97
#19	Chloe	95
#20	Jasmine	95
#21	Kayla	92
#22	Victoria	91
#23	Lauren	90
#24	Morgan	84
#25	Makayla	83
#26	Ashley	82
#27	Savannah	80
#28	Jada	79
#29	Shelby	78
#30	Alyssa	73
#31	Jordan	72
#32	Gabrielle	61
#33	Breanna	60
#34	Hailey	59
#35	Isabella	58
#36	Katelyn	57
#37	Courtney	56
#38	Allison	56
#39	Kaylee	56
#40	Angel	54
#41	Amber	54
#42	Sydney	51
#43	Rachel	50
#44	Jessica	49
#45	Megan	49
#46	Alexandria	48
#47	Trinity	47
#48	Grace	47
#49	Samantha	47
#50	Katherine	46
#51	Autumn	46
#52	Caroline	46
#53	Sara	45
#54	Mackenzie	44
#55	Diamond	44
#56	Summer	43
#57	Natalie	43
#58	Mia	42
#59	Faith	42
#60	Kelsey	42
#61	Kimberly	40
#62	Rebecca	40
#63	Brittany	39
#64	Jayla	39
#65	Abby	39
#66	Katie	38
#67	Mckenzie	38
#68	Asia	38
#69	Madeline	38
#70	Erin	37
#71	Kyla	37
#72	Gracie	37
#73	Mya	36
#74	Skylar	35
#75	Reagan	34
#76	Bailey	34
#77	Briana	34
#78	Zoe	34
#79	Lillian	34
#80	Caitlyn	34
#81	Lindsey	33
#82	Kathryn	33
#83	Madelyn	33
#84	Jakayla	33
#85	Kristen	32
#86	Macy	31
#87	Raven	31
#88	Maggie	30
#89	Kylie	30
#90	Audrey	30
#91	Cheyenne	30
#92	Julia	30
#93	Bethany	30
#94	Catherine	29
#95	Mallory	29
#96	Riley	29
#97	Makenzie	28
#98	India	27
#99	Alexia	27
#100	Kennedy	27

Uniquely popular in Mississippi

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
Jakayla	33	29	1
Shakira	27	24	3
Ashanti	149	132	16
Kierra	20	18	3
Asia	38	34	7
Diamond	44	39	9
India	27	24	5
Harley	23	20	5
Allie	21	19	4
Whitney	22	19	5
Aaliyah	120	106	27
Jayla	39	34	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.