Among the Top 1950-1959 baby boy names in the US Bret 1636 Darren 1479 Scot 1444 Shane 1370 Kimberly 1339 Mitch 1298 Wilfredo 1296 Rock 1236 Keven 1186 and Deborah 1171 surged the most in popularity in contrast to 10 years ago in 1940-1949.

Common boy names of the 1950s. The 1950s were full of unique and traditional baby name choices and they are starting to step into the spotlight once again. From Joseph Robert and James to Charles Edward and Robert little ankle-biters with these names were popular then and theyre still as classic as classic cars are today. In this list spellings are not combined.

Elvis and I Love Lucy kept everyone entertained the first McDonalds opened Dr Seuss published The Cat in the Hat Disneyland opened and the tv remote control was invented. 1950s Slide 93 of 94. We decided to take a look at the most popular names of the 1950s.

It may have peaked in 1950 but Thomas still ranks within the top 50 boys names in the US. Use these adorable and lovely names for your little ones or use them as inspiration and give them a modern twist. 1950s Boy Names James Michael Robert John David William Richard Thomas Mark Charles Steven Gary Joseph Donald Ronald Kenneth Paul Larry Daniel Stephen Dennis Timothy Edward Jeffrey George Gregory Kevin Douglas.

The following table shows the 200 most popular given names for male and female babies born during the 1950s. Mutch Nock Hock Mock and Slane are some recommended takes on these trending names. 1950s Slide 93 of 94 Popular Names.

203 行 Top names of the 1950s. For each rank and sex the table shows the name and the number of occurrences of that name. Denise and Dennis Donna and Donald these are the names of todays grandmas and grandpas not quite baby-ready for another generation.

Advertisement As tends to be the case the names for boys are a bit more timeless Michael James and William. The 200 most popular names were taken from a universe that includes 20519523 male births and 19734342 female births. Virginia means pure or chaste and can be used as Ginny.