1909

Top Baby Names of 1909

The most popular baby names in the United States

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Girl Names

Top 100 in 1909

1
Mary 19,259
2
Helen 9,250
3
Margaret 7,358
4
Ruth 6,509
5
Dorothy 6,253
6
Anna 5,804
7
Elizabeth 5,176
8
Mildred 5,054
9
Marie 4,301
10
Alice 4,170
11
Florence 3,789
12
Frances 3,780
13
Ethel 3,661
14
Lillian 3,596
15
Gladys 3,538
16
Edna 3,429
17
Rose 3,374
18
Evelyn 3,157
19
Louise 3,019
20
Irene 2,961
21
Grace 2,912
22
Annie 2,904
23
Catherine 2,897
24
Hazel 2,708
25
Gertrude 2,622
26
Thelma 2,612
27
Ruby 2,524
28
Martha 2,510
29
Bertha 2,444
30
Virginia 2,420
31
Josephine 2,416
32
Clara 2,403
33
Edith 2,371
34
Emma 2,338
35
Bessie 2,276
36
Lucille 2,192
37
Esther 2,185
38
Beatrice 2,105
39
Elsie 2,064
40
Pearl 2,048
41
Mabel 2,007
42
Agnes 1,974
43
Myrtle 1,950
44
Ida 1,943
45
Julia 1,931
46
Viola 1,926
47
Eva 1,896
47
Pauline 1,896
49
Sarah 1,845
50
Minnie 1,779
51
Nellie 1,768
52
Lillie 1,635
53
Katherine 1,557
54
Willie 1,549
55
Laura 1,524
56
Ann 1,477
57
Eleanor 1,460
58
Marion 1,445
59
Mattie 1,407
60
Ella 1,382
61
Alma 1,375
62
Bernice 1,337
63
Jessie 1,321
64
Doris 1,298
65
Lena 1,295
66
Carrie 1,276
67
Vera 1,242
68
Mae 1,230
69
Blanche 1,217
70
Stella 1,188
71
Lucy 1,175
72
Leona 1,167
73
Lois 1,157
74
Kathryn 1,138
75
Hattie 1,134
76
Anne 1,110
77
Betty 1,082
77
Marjorie 1,082
79
Fannie 1,071
80
Beulah 1,052
81
Marguerite 1,036
82
Opal 1,028
83
Jennie 998
84
Mamie 974
85
Cora 969
86
Ellen 960
87
Rosa 959
88
Ada 945
88
Violet 945
90
Jean 940
91
Lula 922
92
Velma 857
93
Sylvia 847
94
Charlotte 841
95
Dora 829
96
Inez 826
97
Georgia 813
98
Maggie 794
99
Genevieve 785
100
Hilda 773
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About 1909 Baby Name Rankings

These rankings show the most popular baby names in the United States for 1909, based on Social Security Administration data. The list includes all babies born in the U.S. whose names were registered with the SSA.

Names are ranked by the number of babies given each name during the year. Click on any name to see its complete history, including popularity trends over 147 years and regional data across all 50 states.

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