Parents considering a boy name like Noah Elijah Mason or Logan should know that their baby boy will be in good company as those names are some of the top 10 most popular boy names.

Famous boy names in england. 203 rows Name Number Name Number. Alfred Chester Hudson Ibrahim and Oakley entered the 2019 top 100 boys. Top 100 Baby boys names Oliver 0 Noah 2 George 2 Arthur 10 Freddie 5 Leo 2 Theo 5 Oscar 3 Charlie - 6 Harry - 8 Archie 2 Alfie - 5 Jack - 7 Henry 5 Tommy 14 Thomas 1 Jacob - 8 Finley 10 Lucas 2 Isaac 4 James -3 Teddy 8 Max -3 William -1.

Freya and Lily replaced Emily and Ella in the top 10 girls names while there were no new entries in the top 10 boys. Oliver for example jumped from number 88 in 2010 to number three in 2020. Boys names inspired by the 1980s did really well in last years chart but have plummeted in 2016 with Michael down 26 places at number 65 and David falling from number 50 to number 61 perhaps reflecting the political turmoil earlier this year.

Hallieand Hunterwere the highest rising names overall in 2017s top 100. Harry and George are still in second and third place as they have been since 2016 but this time they swap positions with George pipping Harry to the second position post. Even if the thought of having kids feels.

Baby boy names popular in England include Oliver a top name throughout the United Kingdom Harry Leo and Alfie. Main points Oliver and Olivia remained the most popular name for boys and girls in England and Wales. These are the most popular boys names in England for 2016.

These are mostly the same as. The most-used names for boys are Liam Noah Oliver Elijah William James Benjamin Lucas Henry and Alexander. Names such as Victor Leslie Clifford Jack Eric Donald Violet Gladys Olive Kathleen Ivy Doris and Evelyn were all several places lower in 1890 than 1900.

103 rows Giedda is a male name of British origin. Albieshowed the largest rise for names already in the top 100 for boys followed by Rory Bobby Carterand Roman. Englands most popular baby names include the names of young Prince George at Number 2 for boys and of Princess Charlotte just outside the Top 10.