Most popular US names of the 1890s
The 100 most given girl names, boy names and gender-neutral names across 1890–1899, by total births over the decade. Source: US Social Security Administration.
♀ Girls
- Mary
- Anna
- Margaret
- Helen
- Elizabeth
- Ruth
- Florence
- Ethel
- Emma
- Marie
- Clara
- Bertha
- Minnie
- Bessie
- Alice
- Lillian
- Edna
- Grace
- Annie
- Mabel
- Ida
- Rose
- Hazel
- Gertrude
- Martha
- Pearl
- Frances
- Myrtle
- Edith
- Nellie
- Sarah
- Ella
- Eva
- Laura
- Elsie
- Louise
- Esther
- Catherine
- Agnes
- Carrie
- Lillie
- Mildred
- Gladys
- Irene
- Julia
- Hattie
- Cora
- Lena
- Josephine
- Mattie
- Jennie
- Jessie
- Maude
- Alma
- Mae
- Blanche
- Dorothy
- Ada
- Lucy
- Lula
- Mamie
- Fannie
- Stella
- Katherine
- Viola
- Ruby
- Dora
- Maggie
- Nora
- Rosa
- Beatrice
- Ellen
- Sadie
- Marion
- Willie
- Effie
- May
- Beulah
- Pauline
- Nettie
- Susie
- Della
- Vera
- Marguerite
- Daisy
- Lydia
- Virginia
- Olive
- Kathryn
- Evelyn
- Sallie
- Lizzie
- Lottie
- Emily
- Georgia
- Flora
- Nancy
- Katie
- Lucille
- Leona
♂ Boys
- John
- William
- James
- George
- Charles
- Joseph
- Frank
- Robert
- Edward
- Henry
- Harry
- Thomas
- Walter
- Arthur
- Fred
- Albert
- Clarence
- Willie
- Roy
- Louis
- Earl
- Paul
- Carl
- Ernest
- Samuel
- Richard
- Raymond
- Joe
- David
- Charlie
- Harold
- Ralph
- Howard
- Andrew
- Herbert
- Elmer
- Oscar
- Jesse
- Alfred
- Will
- Daniel
- Sam
- Leo
- Jack
- Lawrence
- Francis
- Benjamin
- Lee
- Eugene
- Herman
- Peter
- Frederick
- Floyd
- Michael
- Ray
- Lewis
- Claude
- Clyde
- Edwin
- Tom
- Martin
- Leonard
- Ben
- Chester
- Edgar
- Jim
- Harvey
- Russell
- Lester
- Clifford
- Luther
- Homer
- Jacob
- Leroy
- Otto
- Guy
- Lloyd
- Anthony
- Jessie
- Hugh
- Ed
- Bernard
- Theodore
- Stanley
- Eddie
- Patrick
- Philip
- Leon
- Archie
- Leslie
- Oliver
- Allen
- Alexander
- Dewey
- Ira
- Everett
- Norman
- Horace
- Victor
- Cecil