State roster
Top names in Connecticut
The names most likely to appear on 1910 Connecticut birth certificates, ranked by SSA state records. The SSA recorded 4,512 Connecticut births in 1910 across 201 distinct names.
Distinctively Connecticut
Names that rank far higher here than they do nationally — the ones that say Connecticut more than they say America.
- #47Salvatoreoutside the national top 200
- #49Dominickoutside the national top 200
- #35Edmund#154 nationally
- #84Cecelia#196 nationally
- #90Annetteoutside the national top 200
- #91Antoinette#200 nationally
- #92Claireoutside the national top 200
- #93Constanceoutside the national top 200
- #96Heleneoutside the national top 200
- #29Sophie#133 nationally
- #97Jeanneoutside the national top 200
- #82Olga#180 nationally
Girls
- #1Mary304US #1
- #2Helen170US #2
- #3Anna131US #6
- #4Margaret99US #3
- #5Dorothy90US #4
- #6Ruth90US #5
- #7Elizabeth86US #7
- #8Rose85US #16
- #9Alice66US #10
- #10Florence58US #12
- #11Josephine55US #30
- #12Mildred51US #8
- #13Lillian49US #14
- #14Frances45US #11
- #15Catherine41US #22
- #16Julia39US #49
- #17Anne38US #67
- #18Marie36US #9
- #19Marion36US #59
- #20Ethel35US #13
- #21Evelyn35US #17
- #22Grace35US #23
- #23Gertrude34US #26
- #24Ann33US #52
- #25Beatrice33US #36
- #26Emma32US #34
- #27Louise31US #20
- #28Gladys30US #15
- #29Sophie30US #133
- #30Esther29US #38
- #31Bertha28US #33
- #32Katherine28US #57
- #33Irene27US #21
- #34Agnes26US #41
- #35Edna26US #18
- #36Eleanor26US #55
- #37Clara25US #32
- #38Doris25US #64
- #39Jennie25US #81
- #40Theresa24US #96
- #41Edith23US #35
- #42Jean23US #77
- #43Marguerite21US #84
- #44Pauline21US #42
- #45Marjorie20US #68
- #46Lucy19US #75
- #47Elsie18US #44
- #48Ida18US #47
- #49Nellie17US #51
- #50Barbara16US #136
- #51Genevieve16US #98
- #52Kathryn16US #80
- #53Lena16US #66
- #54Bernice15US #58
- #55Emily15US #110
- #56Estelle15US #112
- #57Loretta15US #124
- #58Sarah15US #40
- #59Stella15US #72
- #60Viola15US #48
- #61Virginia15US #29
- #62Blanche14US #74
- #63Charlotte14US #99
- #64Laura14US #53
- #65Lucille14US #31
- #66Betty13US #69
- #67Jane13US #116
- #68Marian13US #106
- #69Vera13US #71
- #70Bessie12US #37
- #71Madeline12US #145
- #72Maria12US #132
- #73Martha12US #28
- #74Sylvia12US #92
- #75Victoria12US #142
- #76Eva11US #45
- #77Mabel11US #46
- #78Mae11US #65
- #79Alma10US #61
- #80Christine10US #123
- #81Ellen10US #88
- #82Olga10US #180
- #83Caroline9US #146
- #84Cecelia9US #196
- #85Celia9US #169
- #86Hazel9US #24
- #87Olive9US #125
- #88Adeline8US #172
- #89Amelia8US #163
- #90Annette8
- #91Antoinette8US #200
- #92Claire8
- #93Constance8
- #94Ella8US #62
- #95Harriet8US #126
- #96Helene8
- #97Jeanne8
- #98Jeannette8US #192
- #99Pearl8US #39
- #100Sally8US #147
Boys
- #1John124US #1
- #2Joseph103US #6
- #3William78US #3
- #4Charles63US #7
- #5Edward63US #9
- #6Frank62US #8
- #7George61US #5
- #8James49US #2
- #9Anthony42US #37
- #10Walter36US #13
- #11Thomas34US #12
- #12Francis33US #36
- #13Michael33US #45
- #14Harold27US #18
- #15Robert26US #4
- #16Stanley26US #47
- #17Louis24US #24
- #18Albert23US #14
- #19Raymond22US #19
- #20Andrew20US #42
- #21Peter17US #56
- #22Harry16US #16
- #23Henry16US #10
- #24Paul16US #15
- #25Richard16US #21
- #26Kenneth15US #43
- #27Ralph15US #28
- #28Arthur14US #17
- #29David13US #30
- #30Alfred12US #38
- #31Samuel12US #32
- #32Ernest11US #31
- #33Frederick11US #69
- #34Stephen11US #96
- #35Edmund10US #154
- #36Fred9US #22
- #37Howard9US #27
- #38Daniel8US #53
- #39Leonard8US #46
- #40Alexander7US #101
- #41Benjamin7US #70
- #42Bernard7US #62
- #43Herbert7US #41
- #44Herman7US #52
- #45Morris7US #91
- #46Norman7US #63
- #47Salvatore7
- #48Vincent7US #99
- #49Dominick6
- #50Donald6US #44
- #51Jack6US #23
- #52Lawrence6US #35
- #53Nicholas6US #137
- #54Oliver6US #103
- #55Philip6US #83
- #56Steve6US #136
- #57Theodore6US #54
- #58Eugene5US #39
- #59Leo5US #51
- #60Lester5US #64
- #61Matthew5US #158
- #62Patrick5US #129
- #63Sam5US #40
- #64Sidney5US #93
Every state
State-level SSA records cover 1910–2024 — a shorter window than the national archive, which runs back to 1880.