Baby names in Ohio in the 1910s
In Ohio in the 1910s the most given names were John (18,570 boys) and Mary (28,506 girls), of 661,279 births recorded.
Births under names given to 5 or more babies of one sex in the state that year.
Ohio, 1910-1919: SSA state baby-name file, published May 8, 2026. SSA’s state data.
The top names in Ohio, 1910s
Births summed over 1910-1919, per sex.
The names most over-represented in Ohio in the 1910s
Each figure is the name’s births in the state in the decade against the births its national share, year by year, would predict (names with at least 100 births in the state).
Girls
Boys
Ratios: observed over predicted births, 1910-1919.
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