Jack

Jack represents one of the most cherished boy names in American naming history. Holding the #15 position in national rankings, Jack demonstrates its lasting appeal to modern parents.

Since 1880, a total of 748K babies have been given the name Jack, spanning 145 years of American history. The year 1927 marked Jack's highest point in popularity, reflecting the naming preferences of the Roaring Twenties.

Jack is climbing the charts, gaining 21% in popularity as more parents discover its charm.

Understanding Jack's historical trajectory helps parents appreciate its place in American naming culture. Jazz age glamour influenced naming with more modern, stylish choices. Hollywood emerged as a naming influence, and names became shorter and snappier.

Dive deeper into Jack's journey through our comprehensive data visualization and trending insights.

Our database includes data from 1880 to present, sourced directly from the U.S. Social Security Administration, giving you the most comprehensive view of Jack's journey through American naming history.