South Carolina · 1933

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 1933, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Mary	1,467
#2	Betty	899
#3	Dorothy	593
#4	Annie	467
#5	Barbara	376
#6	Margaret	356
#7	Frances	320
#8	Elizabeth	281
#9	Doris	278
#10	Sarah	274
#11	Martha	253
#12	Louise	247
#13	Helen	245
#14	Mildred	237
#15	Ruth	236
#16	Ruby	222
#17	Virginia	205
#18	Rosa	201
#19	Evelyn	199
#20	Willie	192
#21	Lillie	188
#22	Thelma	169
#23	Peggy	156
#24	Carrie	154
#25	Mattie	149
#26	Emma	145
#27	Nancy	145
#28	Sara	144
#29	Ethel	143
#30	Alice	138
#31	Carolyn	137
#32	Joyce	137
#33	Catherine	136
#34	Gladys	133
#35	Hattie	130
#36	Patricia	129
#37	Julia	127
#38	Bernice	123
#39	Bobbie	119
#40	Ella	119
#41	Jessie	117
#42	Bertha	112
#43	Edna	109
#44	Joan	105
#45	Minnie	105
#46	Mamie	102
#47	Bessie	100
#48	Clara	100
#49	Janie	98
#50	Shirley	97
#51	Ida	96
#52	Anna	95
#53	Margie	93
#54	Edith	93
#55	Lois	91
#56	Lillian	89
#57	Lucille	89
#58	Eva	88
#59	Beatrice	85
#60	Rebecca	84
#61	Laura	82
#62	Ann	81
#63	Maggie	81
#64	Marie	80
#65	Geneva	77
#66	Jean	77
#67	Rose	77
#68	Hazel	76
#69	Lula	76
#70	Mae	75
#71	Nellie	75
#72	Daisy	74
#73	Vivian	73
#74	Fannie	71
#75	Sadie	69
#76	Juanita	67
#77	Geraldine	67
#78	Essie	66
#79	Jannie	66
#80	Katherine	65
#81	Grace	65
#82	Eleanor	64
#83	Inez	64
#84	Georgia	64
#85	Josephine	63
#86	Susie	62
#87	Viola	58
#88	Christine	58
#89	Pauline	58
#90	Alma	57
#91	Pearl	57
#92	Patsy	57
#93	Eloise	56
#94	Emily	55
#95	Gloria	55
#96	Sallie	54
#97	Ellen	54
#98	Norma	53
#99	Myrtle	52
#100	Miriam	52

Uniquely popular in South Carolina

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
Eartha	33	16	1
Elease	24	12	1
Albertha	32	16	1
Jannie	66	33	2
Queen	36	18	2
Eliza	28	14	2
Janie	98	49	7
Elouise	32	16	2
Rosa	201	100	16
Carrie	154	77	13
Hattie	130	65	11
Maggie	81	40	7

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.