Baby names in Wyoming in the 1910s

In Wyoming in the 1910s the most given names were John (615 boys) and Mary (657 girls), of 15,562 births recorded.

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Babies SSA recorded in Wyoming each year, the 1910s shaded

Births under names given to 5 or more babies of one sex in the state that year.

Wyoming, 1910-1919: SSA state baby-name file, published May 8, 2026. SSA’s state data.

The top names in Wyoming, 1910s

Girls, 1910-1919
#	Name	Births
1	Mary	657
2	Helen	386
3	Margaret	379
4	Dorothy	340
5	Ruth	307
6	Alice	182
7	Frances	181
8	Virginia	175
9	Elizabeth	173
10	Mildred	173
11	Evelyn	141
12	Hazel	127
13	Edna	126
14	Florence	126
15	Anna	115
16	Marjorie	115
17	Lucille	111
18	Lois	101
19	Louise	98
20	Martha	97

Boys, 1910-1919
#	Name	Births
1	John	615
2	William	506
3	Robert	454
4	James	419
5	George	362
6	Charles	344
7	Frank	226
8	Joseph	178
9	Edward	166
10	Jack	160
11	Harold	150
12	Thomas	139
13	Donald	139
14	Richard	133
15	Albert	123
16	Paul	119
17	Ralph	118
18	Kenneth	113
19	Harry	113
20	Arthur	106

Births summed over 1910-1919, per sex.

The names most over-represented in Wyoming 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

Lois · 1.5×Marjorie · 1.4×Hazel · 1.3×Alice · 1.2×Margaret · 1.1×Lucille · 1.1×

Boys

Jack · 1.7×Kenneth · 1.4×Roy · 1.3×Donald · 1.3×Ralph · 1.2×George · 1.1×

Ratios: observed over predicted births, 1910-1919.

More about names in Wyoming

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