1991:
1 Michael
2 Christopher
3 Matthew
4 Joshua
5 Andrew
6 Daniel
7 James
8 David
9 Joseph
10 John
11 Ryan
12 Nicholas
13 Robert
14 Justin
15 Brandon
16 Tyler
17 Jacob
18 Anthony
19 William
20 Jonathan
21 Kyle
22 Zachary
23 Kevin
24 Cody
25 Eric
26 Alexander
27 Steven
28 Thomas
29 Jordan
30 Brian
31 Aaron
32 Timothy
33 Benjamin
34 Richard
35 Patrick
36 Adam
37 Jose
38 Charles
39 Samuel
40 Sean
41 Stephen
42 Nathan
43 Jeremy
44 Travis
45 Jeffrey
46 Dylan
47 Mark
48 Christian
49 Jason
50 Austin
51 Jesse
52 Taylor
53 Paul
54 Kenneth
55 Gregory
56 Dustin
57 Scott
59 Derek
60 Juan
61 Bryan
62 Cameron
63 Alex
64 Jared
65 Ethan
66 Luis
67 Bradley
68 Edward
69 Trevor
70 Evan
71 Shawn
72 Ian
73 Carlos
74 Cory
75 Shane
76 Marcus
77 Peter
78 Caleb
79 Antonio
80 Jesus
81 Vincent
82 Gabriel
83 Devin
84 Nathaniel
85 Victor
86 Blake
87 George
88 Brett
89 Keith
90 Casey
91 Garrett
92 Miguel
93 Adrian
94 Logan
95 Erik
96 Mitchell
97 Raymond
98 Phillip
99 Seth
100 Joel
What are some common boy names of the very early 1990s?
Top Five Baby Girl Names (1990):
1. Jessica
2. Ashley
3. Brittany
4. Amanda
5. Samantha
Top Five Baby Boy Names (1990):
1. Michael
2. Christopher
3. Matthew
4. Joshua
5. Daniel
Top Five Baby Girl Names (1991):
1. Ashley
2. Jessica
3. Brittany
4. Amanda
5. Samantha
Top Five Baby Boy Names (1991):
1. Michael
2. Christopher
3. Matthew
4. Joshua
5. Andrew
Top Five Baby Girl Names (1992):
1. Ashley
2. Jessica
3. Amanda
4. Brittany
5. Sarah
Top Baby Boy Names (1992):
1. Michael
2. Christopher
3. Matthew
4. Joshua
5. Andrew
Top Baby Girl Names (1993):
1. Jessica
2. Ashley
3. Sarah
4. Samantha
5. Emily
Top Baby Boy Names (1993):
1. Michael
2. Christopher
3. Matthew
4. Joshua
5. Tyler
Reply:Here are the Top 30 boys names from 1990:
1 Michael
2 Christopher
3 Matthew
4 Joshua
5 Daniel
6 David
7 Andrew
8 James
9 Justin
10 Joseph
11 Ryan
12 John
13 Robert
14 Nicholas
15 Anthony
16 William
17 Jonathan
18 Kyle
19 Brandon
20 Jacob
21 Tyler
22 Zachary
23 Kevin
24 Eric
25 Steven
26 Thomas
27 Brian
28 Alexander
29 Jordan
30 Timothy
As you can see, not much changes in the world of boys names (certainly not to the degree that trends in girls names change so quickly).
Reply:They're not so different than they are today:
John
William
James
George
Charles
Robert
Check out this website:
http://www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/babyn...
Reply:Well I not really sure but I will give you names of a few boys that I know that was born early 90s
Kyle
Jacob
Christopher
Tyler
Richard
Brent
Zachary
Reply:John
Jacob
Joesph
Samuel
Scott
Richard
David
Doug
Reply:my 3 that were
fuchsia
Thursday, April 15, 2010
What are some common brand names of Dilation Eye drops?
also, do they sell it at any CVS?
What are some common brand names of Dilation Eye drops?
Neosynephrine, Cyclogyl, Atropine.... and no those are not OTC. Why would you want those for personal use?
What are some common brand names of Dilation Eye drops?
Neosynephrine, Cyclogyl, Atropine.... and no those are not OTC. Why would you want those for personal use?
What are some common last names used in Australia?
Name Number of people
1 Smith 114,997
2 Jones 56,698
3 Williams 55,555
4 Brown 54,896
5 Wilson 46,961
6 Taylor 45,328
7 Johnson 33,435
8 White 31,099
9 Martin 31,058
10 Anderson 30,910
11 Thompson 29,931
12 (7)[36] Nguyen 29,798
13 Thomas 27,276
14 Walker 26,688
15 Harris 26,025
16 Lee 25,612
17 Ryan 25,526
18 Robinson 25,168
19 Kelly 25,014
20 King 24,870
There you go.
1 Smith 114,997
2 Jones 56,698
3 Williams 55,555
4 Brown 54,896
5 Wilson 46,961
6 Taylor 45,328
7 Johnson 33,435
8 White 31,099
9 Martin 31,058
10 Anderson 30,910
11 Thompson 29,931
12 (7)[36] Nguyen 29,798
13 Thomas 27,276
14 Walker 26,688
15 Harris 26,025
16 Lee 25,612
17 Ryan 25,526
18 Robinson 25,168
19 Kelly 25,014
20 King 24,870
There you go.
What do you think are the most common names in america?
I'm doing a survey, for math my math teacher thinks it great idea, so we have to do a poll. for me I think common names are
cindy justin, david chris u pick
melissa
jennifer
What do you think are the most common names in america?
jose rodriguez
Reply:JASON %26amp; AMBER
Reply:Heather, Mary, Jason, Chris, Michael, John, Lorie ;0)
Jessica, Vicky, Justin, David, Steve, James
Reply:clark and minerva
Reply:tom dick harry
Reply:Mary
Andrew
Michael
Reply:Ashleigh
Jenny or Jennifer
Sarah
Reply:ashley, john, steve, joseph/ joe
Reply:Shanicka %26amp; Jose'
Reply:Sandy, Ryan. Mary Ellen, Chad, lol Kelly
Reply:patrick, jeff, brian, jennifer, jessica, john, steve, eric, melissa
Reply:lisa, bob
Reply:Kate, Ashley, Jennifer, Mary, Sara
Matt, Justin, Dan, Chris, David.
Reply:dont knock kimberly. but i would have to think it is James, David, Chris and Christina, Jennifer and Melissa i dont see so much now that i am older.
Reply:DAVID IS SO COMMON!!!
but I have 4 Nicks, 2 Kates, 2 Emilys, and 2 Joes in my class
Reply:I would say Jennifer, James, Joseph, Michael, Kristen, Brittney, Jessica are the most common
Reply:David, Chris, Mike, Brian, Jason
Melissa, Jennifer, Rebecca, Kelly
Reply:Justin, Chris, Melissa, Jennifer, Katie, Tara, Stephanie, Tiffany, Ben, Michael, Madison, Jacob, Erica, Travis, Nicole, Jordan, Andrew, Matt, Anna.
Reply:Tom Dick and Harry
cindy justin, david chris u pick
melissa
jennifer
What do you think are the most common names in america?
jose rodriguez
Reply:JASON %26amp; AMBER
Reply:Heather, Mary, Jason, Chris, Michael, John, Lorie ;0)
Jessica, Vicky, Justin, David, Steve, James
Reply:clark and minerva
Reply:tom dick harry
Reply:Mary
Andrew
Michael
Reply:Ashleigh
Jenny or Jennifer
Sarah
Reply:ashley, john, steve, joseph/ joe
Reply:Shanicka %26amp; Jose'
Reply:Sandy, Ryan. Mary Ellen, Chad, lol Kelly
Reply:patrick, jeff, brian, jennifer, jessica, john, steve, eric, melissa
Reply:lisa, bob
Reply:Kate, Ashley, Jennifer, Mary, Sara
Matt, Justin, Dan, Chris, David.
Reply:dont knock kimberly. but i would have to think it is James, David, Chris and Christina, Jennifer and Melissa i dont see so much now that i am older.
Reply:DAVID IS SO COMMON!!!
but I have 4 Nicks, 2 Kates, 2 Emilys, and 2 Joes in my class
Reply:I would say Jennifer, James, Joseph, Michael, Kristen, Brittney, Jessica are the most common
Reply:David, Chris, Mike, Brian, Jason
Melissa, Jennifer, Rebecca, Kelly
Reply:Justin, Chris, Melissa, Jennifer, Katie, Tara, Stephanie, Tiffany, Ben, Michael, Madison, Jacob, Erica, Travis, Nicole, Jordan, Andrew, Matt, Anna.
Reply:Tom Dick and Harry
Can someone give me the names of some common seaweed species found on the north east coast of England?
I've googled "common seaweed species" but nothing really came up. Any help is great because I need to know by the morning! Thanks
Can someone give me the names of some common seaweed species found on the north east coast of England?
Eisenia arborea, sea oak:
http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork...
Fucus ssp f.e. Fucus hyperboreus, syn. Laminaria hyperborea, sea rod
see distribution map : http://zipcodezoo.com/Chromista/L/Lamina...
Fucus serratus, black wrack: http://zipcodezoo.com/Chromista/F/Fucus_...
paper bush
Can someone give me the names of some common seaweed species found on the north east coast of England?
Eisenia arborea, sea oak:
http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork...
Fucus ssp f.e. Fucus hyperboreus, syn. Laminaria hyperborea, sea rod
see distribution map : http://zipcodezoo.com/Chromista/L/Lamina...
Fucus serratus, black wrack: http://zipcodezoo.com/Chromista/F/Fucus_...
paper bush
Why do people try to make common names 'unique' by spelling them differently?
I think its so stupid cause no matter how you spell it its still the same name! so it's not "unique". lol.
I know a girl named Khrystelle pronounced Crystal -.-
that's probably the worst "unique" spelling of that name.
ughh! i can't stand it..
Why do people try to make common names 'unique' by spelling them differently?
I actually like the "unique" spellings, so that way there's some diversity when names become ridiculously common like Hailey. There's Hayley, Hailey, Haylie, etc. However, if you're going to name Elizabeth as Alyssibythhe then that is ridiculous.
I went to high school with a kid named Xaquari (pronounced Zackary). I thought it was pretty cool.
The thing is, there are so many ways to spell names that you don't have common spellings anymore. Kathryn, Catherine, and Katharine are all common and completely acceptable names. As are Kristin, Kristan, Krysten, Christin, Kristen, etc. No matter how you spell your name, whether it's Christin or Krystyn, someone is still going to screw it up unless you spell it out loud. So you get aggrevated no matter what spelling you have! Even if your name is Nicole someone is still going to write down Nichole unless you spell it!
Besides when you grow up with that name, it's not going to cause problems for you because that's how YOU know it to be spelled. I get Infinity all the time and I have NO problem saying "That's Infinity, the number, ending in an i".
And no, it's NOT true that people hate their parents for their names if they spell them wrong. I don't hate my mother for naming me Infiniti.....I'd hate her if she called me Harper or Katie because they are SO common!
Reply:i dont understand the point of it... it just more complicated for the kid.... and it saound the same! besides i also hate all those "unique" names... its not like the child wont deal with ppl teasing him/her and then on top of that the parent give them some ridiculous name... I dont care about your thumbs down ppl... you all know its true :)
Reply:I like unique
Reply:i think its ok, as long as the name isnt too out there. like lohrenne instead of loren or lauren.
Meagha instead of Mia
Izzabellah instead of isabella.
I think these people are just attention seekers.
Reply:I really don't know, but I agree with you, it's like Matthew and Mathew (?), not an extreme example, but I get the point I have a (now) common name, wasn't that common when I was growing up but now it is and people often spell it Madyson or something like that. I agree, just because it's spelled different doesn't make it special.
Reply:I only have a problem with it if it is way too extreme...sometimes ppl cram way too many letters in there. My daughters name is Mailee (pronounced Miley). I love it...(.and I did not name her after Miley Cyrus.) It is actually a pretty Hawaiian name with a beautiful meaning. Anyway...I get more annoyed when ppl pick a boring overused name than when they go with something a little more unique. Don't get me wrong....some ppl do go overboard and try to hard to be unique- but really why would you want your child to have the same name as 5 other kids in their kindergarden class....and really it isn't all that tramatizing to have to spell your name out. Ppl who know you will know how to spell it and it really wont make a difference. My name is Megan spelled Meagan....that name is spelled so many different ways. Alot of ppl misspell it-but it really isn't that big of a deal. Even if if was spelled -Megan- it would still get mispelled.
Reply:Ok actually it does make it unique because virtually its not the SAME NAME....the same pronunciation, yes....but with the spelling being different it makes it unique and gives it ITS OWN twist....
Reply:i dont like it my sis is haveing a girl soon and is speeling the name diffrent then what it is speeled. i dont like my name it is unique i think my name is wilma.
Reply:I guess it also depends on a persons belief. like in my nephew's case his name is supposedly spell as kyle christian but since my sister's mother in law disagree since the letter counts into 13 and she believes that number 13 bring bad luck we change the name kyle into kiele.
Reply:i'm with you. i have a common name, but it's spelled differently and it sucked growing up. i always have to spell it and no one can pronounce it right. christel - pronounced crystal.
Reply:to try to be unique
what is the problem with that
nobody wants to be like everyone else
so if the parents did not have much imagination and gave you a common name ,it stands to reason you would want it to be more individual ,more special ,more unique
Reply:Someone told me about the name Zachary... but spelled Xaquari - I thought that was cool!!
Theres too many Ashleys, Jessicas, Mikes, Johns, and when they are all spelled the same there is no individuality...
My kids are Jerzee, Jissella, Jase and now we are expecting another baby... i think people should be able to name thier children whatever they want!!
Reply:Everyone wants to be unique in some way. I don't think it makes it harder on the child.
Reply:I agree that spelling doesnt look very nice and its a little extra but it is unique weather its pronouced different or not. Even simple changes to names like people named Sara Sarah you always hear ppl say with "NO "H" cuz thats the better way" like the ppl named sarah are proud they have an H and its their own unique thing.
that was kinda confusing hope it makes sense
spelling it a different way is unique
Reply:thats why its called "Unique"..what is unique for you?according to meriam-webster dictionary unique means being the only one or unusual.
maybe in this case it is not a "sound" unique but a "spelling" unique. but it is still unique.
but it depends to the person's point of view. some people may like and some people dont and some people may go to both. And you are in the dont-people group. so for me, no matter whats the other people opinion its vary and they have the rights.we just human, so be happy and dont take small things distract yr mood.=) maybe will get thumb-down but i dont mind, we have the rights to point out our view.if they cant accept others people view, whats the point of asking others opinion?
Reply:Jon and Kate (I don't know if you are familiar with the reality show) spell all there kids names normally, accept for Aaden. I had only seen it spelled Aidan. They probably figured that it was a modern enough name anyway, to change the spelling, but I am just speculating. Or maybe it was so modern they just got the spelling wrong?
Reply:I agree; it doesn't take any imagination to spell Khrystelle as Crystal; all it takes is someone not having any common sense. The pronunciation is the same; all it does is create troubles for whomever has the name.
One of my closest friends in high school was named Nicholle, and there were SO many times I heard her have to say "No, Nicole with an H and two L's" or sometimes she just took the Nicole. And then, there must have been dozens of other Nicoles in the school already!
I'm sure it would be quite annoying at hospitals as well; especially if it's a common name like Emily, and someone decides to spell it Emelly.
People can find unique names; they don't need to spell boring names incorrectly. I plan on naming my daughter (if I ever get a daughter) a genuine name that isn't common nor spelled incorrectly.
Reply:Wow, i've never seen Crystal spelled like the before that's a little over the top! but I kinda like it though, and I think it IS unique cause it's different (even though its a very common name, the spelling does make it unique), BUT I agree with what your saying about how its more trouble to the kid, my name isn't even spelled that uniquely (my name is Khrystal. haha) and people always assume it's spelled C-r-y-s-t-a-l. I always have to be explaining that its spelled with a K and an h! I can imagine having to explain Khrystelle. lol.
Reply:Some ppl may like the name but not the spelling and a certain spelling of a name may be popular and its nice to be different...i hate names that are common (well i dont hate them but wouldnt use them for my child) if i liked a name that was common id change the spelling...
For example i like Olivia but id spell it Aliviya, And Faith but id spell it Faythe....
Its entirly up to the person but everyone is different and has different preferences...as long as ur happy and everyone else is happy with their childs name and spelling then whats the problem.
I know a girl named Khrystelle pronounced Crystal -.-
that's probably the worst "unique" spelling of that name.
ughh! i can't stand it..
Why do people try to make common names 'unique' by spelling them differently?
I actually like the "unique" spellings, so that way there's some diversity when names become ridiculously common like Hailey. There's Hayley, Hailey, Haylie, etc. However, if you're going to name Elizabeth as Alyssibythhe then that is ridiculous.
I went to high school with a kid named Xaquari (pronounced Zackary). I thought it was pretty cool.
The thing is, there are so many ways to spell names that you don't have common spellings anymore. Kathryn, Catherine, and Katharine are all common and completely acceptable names. As are Kristin, Kristan, Krysten, Christin, Kristen, etc. No matter how you spell your name, whether it's Christin or Krystyn, someone is still going to screw it up unless you spell it out loud. So you get aggrevated no matter what spelling you have! Even if your name is Nicole someone is still going to write down Nichole unless you spell it!
Besides when you grow up with that name, it's not going to cause problems for you because that's how YOU know it to be spelled. I get Infinity all the time and I have NO problem saying "That's Infinity, the number, ending in an i".
And no, it's NOT true that people hate their parents for their names if they spell them wrong. I don't hate my mother for naming me Infiniti.....I'd hate her if she called me Harper or Katie because they are SO common!
Reply:i dont understand the point of it... it just more complicated for the kid.... and it saound the same! besides i also hate all those "unique" names... its not like the child wont deal with ppl teasing him/her and then on top of that the parent give them some ridiculous name... I dont care about your thumbs down ppl... you all know its true :)
Reply:I like unique
Reply:i think its ok, as long as the name isnt too out there. like lohrenne instead of loren or lauren.
Meagha instead of Mia
Izzabellah instead of isabella.
I think these people are just attention seekers.
Reply:I really don't know, but I agree with you, it's like Matthew and Mathew (?), not an extreme example, but I get the point I have a (now) common name, wasn't that common when I was growing up but now it is and people often spell it Madyson or something like that. I agree, just because it's spelled different doesn't make it special.
Reply:I only have a problem with it if it is way too extreme...sometimes ppl cram way too many letters in there. My daughters name is Mailee (pronounced Miley). I love it...(.and I did not name her after Miley Cyrus.) It is actually a pretty Hawaiian name with a beautiful meaning. Anyway...I get more annoyed when ppl pick a boring overused name than when they go with something a little more unique. Don't get me wrong....some ppl do go overboard and try to hard to be unique- but really why would you want your child to have the same name as 5 other kids in their kindergarden class....and really it isn't all that tramatizing to have to spell your name out. Ppl who know you will know how to spell it and it really wont make a difference. My name is Megan spelled Meagan....that name is spelled so many different ways. Alot of ppl misspell it-but it really isn't that big of a deal. Even if if was spelled -Megan- it would still get mispelled.
Reply:Ok actually it does make it unique because virtually its not the SAME NAME....the same pronunciation, yes....but with the spelling being different it makes it unique and gives it ITS OWN twist....
Reply:i dont like it my sis is haveing a girl soon and is speeling the name diffrent then what it is speeled. i dont like my name it is unique i think my name is wilma.
Reply:I guess it also depends on a persons belief. like in my nephew's case his name is supposedly spell as kyle christian but since my sister's mother in law disagree since the letter counts into 13 and she believes that number 13 bring bad luck we change the name kyle into kiele.
Reply:i'm with you. i have a common name, but it's spelled differently and it sucked growing up. i always have to spell it and no one can pronounce it right. christel - pronounced crystal.
Reply:to try to be unique
what is the problem with that
nobody wants to be like everyone else
so if the parents did not have much imagination and gave you a common name ,it stands to reason you would want it to be more individual ,more special ,more unique
Reply:Someone told me about the name Zachary... but spelled Xaquari - I thought that was cool!!
Theres too many Ashleys, Jessicas, Mikes, Johns, and when they are all spelled the same there is no individuality...
My kids are Jerzee, Jissella, Jase and now we are expecting another baby... i think people should be able to name thier children whatever they want!!
Reply:Everyone wants to be unique in some way. I don't think it makes it harder on the child.
Reply:I agree that spelling doesnt look very nice and its a little extra but it is unique weather its pronouced different or not. Even simple changes to names like people named Sara Sarah you always hear ppl say with "NO "H" cuz thats the better way" like the ppl named sarah are proud they have an H and its their own unique thing.
that was kinda confusing hope it makes sense
spelling it a different way is unique
Reply:thats why its called "Unique"..what is unique for you?according to meriam-webster dictionary unique means being the only one or unusual.
maybe in this case it is not a "sound" unique but a "spelling" unique. but it is still unique.
but it depends to the person's point of view. some people may like and some people dont and some people may go to both. And you are in the dont-people group. so for me, no matter whats the other people opinion its vary and they have the rights.we just human, so be happy and dont take small things distract yr mood.=) maybe will get thumb-down but i dont mind, we have the rights to point out our view.if they cant accept others people view, whats the point of asking others opinion?
Reply:Jon and Kate (I don't know if you are familiar with the reality show) spell all there kids names normally, accept for Aaden. I had only seen it spelled Aidan. They probably figured that it was a modern enough name anyway, to change the spelling, but I am just speculating. Or maybe it was so modern they just got the spelling wrong?
Reply:I agree; it doesn't take any imagination to spell Khrystelle as Crystal; all it takes is someone not having any common sense. The pronunciation is the same; all it does is create troubles for whomever has the name.
One of my closest friends in high school was named Nicholle, and there were SO many times I heard her have to say "No, Nicole with an H and two L's" or sometimes she just took the Nicole. And then, there must have been dozens of other Nicoles in the school already!
I'm sure it would be quite annoying at hospitals as well; especially if it's a common name like Emily, and someone decides to spell it Emelly.
People can find unique names; they don't need to spell boring names incorrectly. I plan on naming my daughter (if I ever get a daughter) a genuine name that isn't common nor spelled incorrectly.
Reply:Wow, i've never seen Crystal spelled like the before that's a little over the top! but I kinda like it though, and I think it IS unique cause it's different (even though its a very common name, the spelling does make it unique), BUT I agree with what your saying about how its more trouble to the kid, my name isn't even spelled that uniquely (my name is Khrystal. haha) and people always assume it's spelled C-r-y-s-t-a-l. I always have to be explaining that its spelled with a K and an h! I can imagine having to explain Khrystelle. lol.
Reply:Some ppl may like the name but not the spelling and a certain spelling of a name may be popular and its nice to be different...i hate names that are common (well i dont hate them but wouldnt use them for my child) if i liked a name that was common id change the spelling...
For example i like Olivia but id spell it Aliviya, And Faith but id spell it Faythe....
Its entirly up to the person but everyone is different and has different preferences...as long as ur happy and everyone else is happy with their childs name and spelling then whats the problem.
What are some good women's names that were common in the 1950's?
I am writing a story that takes place in the 1950's. I need four good full names for female characters, ages 16-25. What names were popular back then and not too cliche?
What are some good women's names that were common in the 1950's?
I will direct you to the Baby Name Wizard - you can explore by gender, birth year, and spelling. Linda, Dixie, Phyllis, Marlene... There are a lot of names, these women would be in their mid 50s to early 70s now.
Reply:The SSA website is great for research, but you cannot look at names from the 1950s, if your characters are 16 to 25 years old.
They were obviously born in the 20s, 30s or 40 (depending when exactly in the 50s your story takes place):
1920s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
1930s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
1940s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
Or just look up the exact birthyear:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
Reply:Mary, Linda, Patricia, Susan, Deborah/Debra, Barbara, Karen, Nancy, Donna, Cynthia, Sandra, Pamela, Sharon, Kathleen, Carol, Diane, Brenda, Cheryl, Janet, Elizabeth, Kathy, Margaret, Janice, Carolyn, Denise, Judy, Rebecca, Joyce, Teresa, Christine, Catherine, Shirley, Judith.
and more here on this website http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade... - I got as far as 34.
Reply:We must assume that women in the 1950's were born about 1930. The top ten in the 1930's were Mary, Betty, Barbara, Shirley, Patricia, Dorothy, Joan, Margaret, Nancy and Helen.
You can see the top 100 at the following site:
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/0/...
Reply:By full you mean first and middle?
Audrey Katharine/Catherine
Marilyn Elizabeth
Beverly Christine
Victoria Marie
I also recommend looking at the social security administration's list
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
Reply:As a child of the 50s, I can tell you that the four most popular girl names when I was in school were:
Patty (Patricia)
Debbie (Deborah)
Linda
Kathy (Katherine/Kathleen)
There were dozens of us back then!
Reply:Audrey Claire
Katherine Elisabeth
Jacqueline Isabel
Deborah Vivian
Barbara Jeanne
Viva Lorraine
Francis Lilian
Dorian Grace
Felicity Kate
Blessings
Reply:Deirdra
Robin
Elaine
Constance
Jeanette
Desiree
Essie
Nola
Angelia
Nannette
Anette
Louella
Reply:Linda and Deborah were very popular
Reply:Christine, Sandra, Brenda, Valerie, Vivienne, Susan, Carole...in the UK anyway.
Reply:Carol Able
Florence Alice
Flossy Anna
Agnes Louise
Hope this helps heres good link--- http://www.atwc.org/history.txt
Reply:Jacqueline or Jackie, Elizabeth, Susan, Carol, Annie, Veronica, Debbie ...
Reply:Annie, Claire, Colleen, Christine, Jennifer
Reply:Ruby Ann
Linda May
Maryellen Rose
Rose Marie
Rosemary Ann
Reply:mary
Reply:Pamela, Jean, Janice, Brenda, Michelle, Carol, Janet, Peggy, Linda, Shirley, Joyce... just to name a few.
Hope I helped :)
Reply:http://www.angelfire.com/id2/heathersnam...
this website has a bunch
What are some good women's names that were common in the 1950's?
I will direct you to the Baby Name Wizard - you can explore by gender, birth year, and spelling. Linda, Dixie, Phyllis, Marlene... There are a lot of names, these women would be in their mid 50s to early 70s now.
Reply:The SSA website is great for research, but you cannot look at names from the 1950s, if your characters are 16 to 25 years old.
They were obviously born in the 20s, 30s or 40 (depending when exactly in the 50s your story takes place):
1920s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
1930s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
1940s:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
Or just look up the exact birthyear:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
Reply:Mary, Linda, Patricia, Susan, Deborah/Debra, Barbara, Karen, Nancy, Donna, Cynthia, Sandra, Pamela, Sharon, Kathleen, Carol, Diane, Brenda, Cheryl, Janet, Elizabeth, Kathy, Margaret, Janice, Carolyn, Denise, Judy, Rebecca, Joyce, Teresa, Christine, Catherine, Shirley, Judith.
and more here on this website http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade... - I got as far as 34.
Reply:We must assume that women in the 1950's were born about 1930. The top ten in the 1930's were Mary, Betty, Barbara, Shirley, Patricia, Dorothy, Joan, Margaret, Nancy and Helen.
You can see the top 100 at the following site:
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/0/...
Reply:By full you mean first and middle?
Audrey Katharine/Catherine
Marilyn Elizabeth
Beverly Christine
Victoria Marie
I also recommend looking at the social security administration's list
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/decade...
Reply:As a child of the 50s, I can tell you that the four most popular girl names when I was in school were:
Patty (Patricia)
Debbie (Deborah)
Linda
Kathy (Katherine/Kathleen)
There were dozens of us back then!
Reply:Audrey Claire
Katherine Elisabeth
Jacqueline Isabel
Deborah Vivian
Barbara Jeanne
Viva Lorraine
Francis Lilian
Dorian Grace
Felicity Kate
Blessings
Reply:Deirdra
Robin
Elaine
Constance
Jeanette
Desiree
Essie
Nola
Angelia
Nannette
Anette
Louella
Reply:Linda and Deborah were very popular
Reply:Christine, Sandra, Brenda, Valerie, Vivienne, Susan, Carole...in the UK anyway.
Reply:Carol Able
Florence Alice
Flossy Anna
Agnes Louise
Hope this helps heres good link--- http://www.atwc.org/history.txt
Reply:Jacqueline or Jackie, Elizabeth, Susan, Carol, Annie, Veronica, Debbie ...
Reply:Annie, Claire, Colleen, Christine, Jennifer
Reply:Ruby Ann
Linda May
Maryellen Rose
Rose Marie
Rosemary Ann
Reply:mary
Reply:Pamela, Jean, Janice, Brenda, Michelle, Carol, Janet, Peggy, Linda, Shirley, Joyce... just to name a few.
Hope I helped :)
Reply:http://www.angelfire.com/id2/heathersnam...
this website has a bunch
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