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1. www.youtube.com › watchWhat were common girl names in the 1800s? - YouTube

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   Step back in time and discover the most popular girl names of the 1800s! From biblical inspirations to royal influences, you'll be surprised at the timeless ...

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     500+ Most Poular Girl Names in U.S. History 1880-2014

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3. www.mentalfloss.com › article › 53301106 of the Least Popular Baby Names in American History

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   By Arika Okrent | Aug 8, 2022, 12:29 PM EDT. The SSA website gives the top 1000 boy and girl names (as reported on Social Security card applications) for each year from 1880 onward. If you...

4. theweek.com › articles › 458056The least popular American baby names (from 1880 to 1932)

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   By Arika Okrent. last updated 8 January 2015. Like a lot of people, I was entranced recently by this animated map of the most popular baby names for girls by state over the past 52 years.

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   What were the most popular baby names in 1850?

   • Read on for our findings, and inspiration from a rarely-tapped source. The top three baby names from 1800-1850 were consistent classics: Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah for girls, and John, William and James for boys. Beyond these, many of the most popular names of the era are stylish again today, some of them after a long decline (or two) and rebirth.

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   What were the most popular religious names in the 19th century?

   • Religious names, particularly from the Bible, predominate for both sexes in the early 19th century. The queen of religious names was Mary: at some points it was used more than twice as much as the next most popular names, Elizabeth and Sarah (also biblical). Other popular biblical girl names were Martha, Ann, Rebecca, Rachel, and Esther.

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   How many babies are in the 1000th most popular name?

   • Even the 1000th most popular name represents a few hundred babies, or even a few thousand if added up over four or five years. However, in the early years of SSA data, the population was much smaller, so the low end of the list represents fewer babies.

   106 of the Least Popular Baby Names in American History - Mental Floss

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   Are there any names that are not on the census rolls?

   • There are many names on the rolls for 1800-1850 that are rarely found today. Some names were spelled differently then (at least in the census records): Malinda, Malissa, and Phebe, for instance. Here are some names that don't appear at all on the most recent baby name records.

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6. namesandnursery.com › uncommon-1800s-girl-namesUncommon 1800s Names for Girls - namesandnursery.com

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   Lotta. Simple two-syllable names with the classically feminine -a ending were on trend in the 1800s—Lotta is one of the more unusual ones of the crop. Loula. Lula may be showing signs of a comeback, but Loula remains an under-the-radar choice. Lular. An old, Southern name that seems to have fallen into oblivion. Lulu.

7. namesandnursery.com › vintage-baby-names › 1800sVictorian-Era Girl Names from the 1800s - namesandnursery.com

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   Top 10 Girl's Names of the late 1800s (1880-1899) Mary—This biblical classic was already topping the charts in the 1800s, and its popularity persisted well into into the second half of the 20th century. Anna—The beautiful Anna appealed to legions of parents in the 1800s, and it still has quite some fans in modern-day America.

8. nameberry.com › blog › baby-names-before-1850Baby Names Before 1850 | Nameberry

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   Feb 28, 2024 · The top three baby names from 1800-1850 were consistent classics: Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah for girls, and John, William and James for boys. Beyond these, many of the most popular names of the era are stylish again today, some of them after a long decline (or two) and rebirth. These include: Abigail. Caroline. Charlotte. Emily. Hannah. Jane. Julia.

9. www.reddit.com › r › namenerdsFrom A to Z - short, cute/quirky girls names from the 1800s ...

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   I'm intrigued by how many quirky, cute - sometimes downright silly - names and nicknames there were for girls in the 1800s (and 1900s, but I haven't really gone there yet). I'm leaving off the more common ones that most people know, like Fanny, Kitty, Lucy, Mamie.