How popular is the baby name Evelyn in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Use the popularity graph and data table below to find out! Plus, see all the blog posts that mention the name Evelyn.
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The Texas county of Fort Bend, located in the southeastern part of the state, welcomes roughly 9,000 babies per year.
What were the most popular names among last year’s babies specifically? Emma and Noah, according to data released by the Fort Bend County Clerk’s office.
Here are Fort Bend’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2024:
Girl names, 2024
Emma
Olivia
Isabella
Sophia
Ava
Camila
Amelia
Aria
Mia
Eliana
Boy names, 2024
Noah
Liam
Elijah
Mateo
Sebastian
Daniel
Levi
Oliver
Luke
Ethan
And here are the county’s top baby names of 2023:
Girl names, 2023
Camila
Mia
Olivia
Sofia
Emma
Sophia
Evelyn
Amelia
Gianna
Isabella
Boy names, 2023
Liam
Noah
Lucas
Elijah
Sebastian
Mateo
Santiago
Matthew
Oliver
Ethan
It should be noted that these two sets of rankings — which were based on the records of “5,731 registered births” and “6,457 registered births,” respectively — account for most, but not all, of the county’s births in 2024 and 2023.
I’ve never posted rankings for Fort Bend County before, but I did post the 2023 rankings for the city of Houston, a small portion of which is located within Fort Bend. (Most of Houston is located in Harris County.)
The state of Mississippi likely welcomed more than 34,000* babies last year.
What were the most popular names among these babies? Olivia and William, according to provisional data released in late December, 2024, by the Mississippi State Department of Health’s Office of Vital Records and Public Health Statistics.
Here are Mississippi’s projected top 25+ girl names and top 25+ boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Olivia, 101 baby girls
Ava, 94
Mary, 92
Amelia, 91
Charlotte and Harper (tie), 82 each
Elizabeth, 80
Emma, 67
Nova, 65
Ivy, 63
Hazel, 61
Ella, Evelyn, and Paisley (3-way tie), 58 each
Caroline, 54
Kinsley, 53
Ellie and Lainey (tie), 52 each
Mia, 51
Eleanor and Isabella (tie), 50 each
Riley, 48
Serenity, 47
Autumn, Layla, Millie, and Naomi (4-way tie), 46 each
Journee, 45
Kehlani, Khloe, and Sophia (3-way tie), 44 each
Avery, Chloe, and Oaklynn (3-way tie), 42 each
Londyn, Scarlett, and Skylar (3-way tie), 41 each
Aria, Brooklyn, Emery, Lucy, and Raelynn (5-way tie), 40 each
Aurora, Josie, Nora, and Willow (4-way tie), 39 each
Boy names
William, 167 baby boys
John, 159
James, 148
Noah, 118
Liam, 106
Elijah, 104
Waylon, 91
Asher, 86
Samuel, 84
Levi and Walker (tie), 80 each
Henry, 79
Mason, 78
Carter, Josiah, and Maverick (3-way tie), 75 each
Grayson, 72
Hudson, 71
Beau, Charles, and Oliver (3-way tie), 67 each
Luke, 65
Kayden, 64
Amir, David, Jackson, and Thomas (4-way tie), 63 each
Cooper, 62
Kingston, Legend, and Michael (3-way tie), 61 each
Wyatt, 59
Aiden and Christopher (tie), 57 each
Silas, 55
Lucas and Nolan (tie), 53 each
In the girls’ top 10, Ivy and Hazel replaced Evelyn.
In the boys’ top 10, Samuel, Levi, and Walker replaced Mason and Grayson.
Finally, if you’d like to see Mississippi’s projected rankings for 2023, you can find them in this post.
In 2023, the country of Australia welcomed 286,998 babies: 139,576 girls and 147,422 boys.
What were the most popular names among Australia’s newborns that year?
We don’t know for sure, because Australia doesn’t release baby name rankings that cover the entire country. But we can look at eight sets of regional Australian rankings — representing Australia’s six states and two most populous territories — and make a guess about the country’s top names overall.
Here are the rankings, ordered by total number of births per region (highest to lowest):
New South Wales
In 2023, New South Wales welcomed 90,000 (31.4%) of Australia’s babies.
1. Henry 2. Oliver 3. Theodore (tie) 4. William (tie) 5. Alexander 6. Oscar 7. Jack (tie) 8. Noah (tie) 9. Thomas 10. Charlie/Hudson/Muhammad (3-way tie)
Tasmania
In 2023, Tasmania welcomed 5,567 (1.9%) of Australia’s babies.
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