Virginia · 1933

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

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Mary	1,450
#2	Betty	923
#3	Barbara	682
#4	Dorothy	609
#5	Margaret	490
#6	Virginia	438
#7	Helen	422
#8	Shirley	382
#9	Frances	381
#10	Nancy	375
#11	Doris	357
#12	Ruth	326
#13	Mildred	322
#14	Jean	300
#15	Joyce	288
#16	Peggy	279
#17	Elizabeth	262
#18	Evelyn	252
#19	Ruby	229
#20	Lois	217
#21	Alice	215
#22	Martha	201
#23	Annie	200
#24	Hazel	184
#25	Joan	181
#26	Thelma	173
#27	Gladys	169
#28	Phyllis	159
#29	Patricia	159
#30	Edith	157
#31	Louise	156
#32	Catherine	154
#33	Sarah	150
#34	Anna	142
#35	Ann	141
#36	Lillian	137
#37	Edna	135
#38	Elsie	135
#39	Marie	131
#40	Ethel	129
#41	Gloria	126
#42	Audrey	117
#43	June	112
#44	Clara	111
#45	Lucille	110
#46	Norma	109
#47	Rosa	109
#48	Christine	108
#49	Nellie	103
#50	Juanita	102
#51	Emma	101
#52	Eleanor	101
#53	Jane	99
#54	Pauline	98
#55	Bernice	97
#56	Janet	95
#57	Ella	94
#58	Lucy	94
#59	Delores	92
#60	Geraldine	87
#61	Alma	86
#62	Irene	85
#63	Marion	83
#64	Anne	82
#65	Laura	82
#66	Lillie	81
#67	Grace	81
#68	Florence	81
#69	Bertha	81
#70	Charlotte	80
#71	Bessie	78
#72	Vivian	77
#73	Ida	77
#74	Beatrice	75
#75	Eva	74
#76	Patsy	74
#77	Julia	72
#78	Marjorie	71
#79	Loretta	70
#80	Katherine	69
#81	Cora	69
#82	Myrtle	69
#83	Ellen	68
#84	Violet	67
#85	Carolyn	66
#86	Rose	65
#87	Willie	65
#88	Agnes	64
#89	Carrie	63
#90	Pearl	63
#91	Wanda	63
#92	Sylvia	62
#93	Jacqueline	62
#94	Josephine	62
#95	Rebecca	62
#96	Hattie	61
#97	Mattie	60
#98	Margie	60
#99	Nannie	60
#100	Marian	60

Uniquely popular in Virginia

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
Nannie	60	27	3
Lelia	25	11	2
Virgie	31	14	3
Sallie	51	23	6
Nell	33	15	4
Goldie	27	12	4
Flossie	20	9	3
Gracie	28	12	4
Polly	25	11	4
Rosa	109	48	16
Lottie	30	13	5
Beulah	56	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.