Top 100 Most Popular Boy and Girl Baby Names in Connecticut, 2005

This is a list of the 100 most popular names for babies in Connecticut, 2005 . All names are from Social Security card applications for births that occurred in the United States.

Most popular boy names

Rank	Boys	Number
1	Ryan	353
2	Matthew	343
3	Michael	342
4	Nicholas	302
5	Anthony	262
6	Alexander	255
7	Joshua	255
8	William	255
9	Andrew	251
10	John	248
11	Jack	245
12	Jacob	245
13	Tyler	239
14	Benjamin	230
15	Joseph	224
16	Christopher	222
17	Daniel	212
18	Ethan	211
19	James	176
20	David	173
21	Thomas	173
22	Dylan	168
23	Christian	162
24	Nathan	161
25	Aidan	160
26	Noah	160
27	Samuel	151
28	Zachary	151
29	Kevin	144
30	Jonathan	143
31	Robert	143
32	Justin	140
33	Gabriel	132
34	Connor	131
35	Evan	131
36	Kyle	128
37	Jason	125
38	Logan	124
39	Luke	123
40	Jayden	122
41	Brandon	107
42	Lucas	107
43	Owen	98
44	Elijah	97
45	Sean	97
46	Charles	96
47	Aiden	94
48	Jordan	94
49	Alex	90
50	Cameron	88
51	Isaiah	88
52	Angel	85
53	Adam	82
54	Colin	82
55	Austin	81
56	Gavin	79
57	Timothy	77
58	Mason	75
59	Brian	74
60	Jake	74
61	Nathaniel	74
62	Eric	68
63	Ian	68
64	Jackson	68
65	Jose	67
66	Liam	67
67	Peter	65
68	Dominic	64
69	Nicolas	64
70	Richard	64
71	Caleb	63
72	Cole	63
73	Jaden	63
74	Patrick	63
75	Julian	62
76	Sebastian	62
77	Luis	61
78	Antonio	59
79	Aaron	58
80	Brendan	56
81	Hunter	56
82	Xavier	56
83	Henry	55
84	Jeremy	54
85	Jeremiah	52
86	Bryan	48
87	Chase	48
88	Vincent	48
89	Cooper	47
90	Steven	46
91	Devin	44
92	Jeffrey	44
93	Trevor	44
94	Carlos	43
95	Stephen	43
96	Maxwell	42
97	Brady	41
98	Joel	41
99	Mark	41
100	Shane	40

Most popular names for girls in Connecticut, 2005

Rank	Girls	Number
1	Olivia	266
2	Emily	259
3	Ava	236
4	Emma	219
5	Isabella	216
6	Madison	207
7	Abigail	200
8	Grace	196
9	Sophia	196
10	Samantha	195
11	Julia	177
12	Elizabeth	163
13	Sarah	158
14	Katherine	138
15	Hannah	136
16	Mia	135
17	Ashley	126
18	Alexandra	117
19	Lauren	115
20	Anna	114
21	Alyssa	110
22	Kayla	110
23	Ella	109
24	Brianna	107
25	Gabriella	104
26	Natalie	104
27	Hailey	101
28	Victoria	98
29	Alexis	95
30	Lily	88
31	Sofia	88
32	Kaitlyn	86
33	Sydney	86
34	Amanda	84
35	Taylor	83
36	Gianna	82
37	Caroline	76
38	Jessica	76
39	Nicole	73
40	Rachel	72
41	Alexa	71
42	Amelia	71
43	Chloe	69
44	Morgan	68
45	Maya	67
46	Angelina	66
47	Avery	65
48	Charlotte	65
49	Megan	64
50	Riley	63
51	Jenna	62
52	Molly	62
53	Catherine	61
54	Brooke	59
55	Madeline	59
56	Paige	57
57	Sophie	56
58	Stephanie	56
59	Destiny	55
60	Mackenzie	55
61	Allison	54
62	Jennifer	54
63	Zoe	54
64	Ariana	53
65	Sara	52
66	Arianna	49
67	Caitlin	49
68	Gabrielle	49
69	Makayla	48
70	Audrey	46
71	Jada	46
72	Leah	46
73	Lillian	46
74	Rebecca	45
75	Kiara	44
76	Mary	44
77	Isabelle	43
78	Jasmine	43
79	Kylie	42
80	Faith	41
81	Kaylee	41
82	Kelly	41
83	Haley	40
84	Danielle	39
85	Kate	39
86	Kathryn	39
87	Mya	39
88	Erin	38
89	Natalia	38
90	Savannah	38
91	Adrianna	37
92	Claire	37
93	Maria	37
94	Marissa	37
95	Christina	36
96	Jordan	36
97	Kimberly	36
98	Nevaeh	36
99	Vanessa	36
100	Ciara	35
101	Jillian	35
102	Katelyn	35

Table key

Data derived from the U.S. Bureau of the Census (2010).

Count Number of occurrences: Estimate of the number of people with the surname in the United States. (s) means the data was suppressed for privacy.
#/100K Occurrences / 100,000 people: The number of occurrences of a given surname per 100,000 in the United States.
% White % Non-Hispanic White Only: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "non-hispanic white" (race)
% Black % Non-Hispanic Black Only: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "non-hispanic black" (race)
% API % Non-Hispanic Asian & Pacific Islander Only: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "non-hispanic Asian & Pacific Islander" (race)
% AIAN % Non-Hispanic American Indian & Alaskan Native Only: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "non-hispanic American Indian & Alaskan Native" (race)
% 2 or More Races % Non-Hispanic of 2 or More Races: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "non-hispanic two or more races" (race)
% Hispanic % Hispanic Origin: Percentage of people with a given surname who classified themselves as "Hispanic origin" (race)
Rank in 2010
Count in 2010 Number of occurrences: Estimate of the number of people with the surname in the United States according to the 2000 census.
% Change % Change between 2000 and 2010
Rank change Change in rank between 2000 and 2010

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