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

This is a list of the 100 most popular names for babies in South Carolina, 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	William	427
2	Jacob	354
3	James	330
4	Joshua	325
5	John	303
6	Michael	297
7	Christopher	288
8	Ethan	285
9	Matthew	281
10	Andrew	252
11	Tyler	237
12	Daniel	215
13	Joseph	210
14	Thomas	210
15	David	209
16	Jackson	194
17	Robert	188
18	Noah	187
19	Christian	181
20	Nicholas	179
21	Caleb	178
22	Zachary	178
23	Elijah	176
24	Jordan	175
25	Cameron	170
26	Brandon	168
27	Alexander	166
28	Jonathan	166
29	Charles	162
30	Anthony	153
31	Hunter	152
32	Austin	150
33	Logan	150
34	Samuel	146
35	Justin	144
36	Landon	144
37	Gabriel	142
38	Mason	141
39	Benjamin	138
40	Dylan	132
41	Ryan	126
42	Nathan	125
43	Connor	124
44	Jayden	121
45	Kevin	120
46	Jeremiah	110
47	Bryson	107
48	Hayden	105
49	Isaiah	100
50	Timothy	100
51	Jason	99
52	Gavin	88
53	Evan	86
54	Jaylen	86
55	Lucas	86
56	Jaden	85
57	Brian	84
58	Brayden	82
59	Luke	81
60	Aiden	80
61	Jose	79
62	Nathaniel	79
63	Steven	79
64	Aaron	78
65	Aidan	74
66	Ashton	74
67	Adam	73
68	Eric	72
69	Kenneth	71
70	Owen	69
71	Carter	68
72	Chase	68
73	Devin	68
74	Wyatt	68
75	Carson	65
76	Jack	65
77	Isaac	64
78	Micah	63
79	Kaleb	61
80	Alex	60
81	Malachi	60
82	Henry	59
83	Richard	59
84	Caden	58
85	Ian	58
86	Stephen	58
87	Cody	57
88	Patrick	56
89	Collin	55
90	Antonio	53
91	Bryan	53
92	Seth	52
93	Xavier	52
94	Angel	51
95	Peyton	51
96	Blake	50
97	Marcus	50
98	Jalen	49
99	Parker	49
100	Tanner	49

Most popular names for girls in South Carolina, 2005

Rank	Girls	Number
1	Emily	324
2	Madison	304
3	Emma	276
4	Hannah	226
5	Abigail	223
6	Olivia	192
7	Anna	190
8	Elizabeth	185
9	Sarah	182
10	Taylor	167
11	Savannah	165
12	Alexis	146
13	Ashley	141
14	Brianna	141
15	Chloe	139
16	Mary	139
17	Destiny	134
18	Caroline	131
19	Isabella	130
20	Alyssa	121
21	Makayla	119
22	Grace	116
23	Jasmine	116
24	Trinity	116
25	Lauren	114
26	Jada	112
27	Morgan	109
28	Samantha	108
29	Ella	102
30	Haley	100
31	Kayla	99
32	Kaitlyn	98
33	Sydney	98
34	Ava	97
35	Natalie	96
36	Victoria	94
37	Hailey	93
38	Katherine	90
39	Kaylee	88
40	Rachel	84
41	Nevaeh	81
42	Jessica	80
43	Katelyn	80
44	Mackenzie	78
45	Jordan	77
46	Kylie	77
47	Riley	76
48	Sophia	75
49	Allison	72
50	Lillian	72
51	Gabrielle	71
52	Julia	70
53	Faith	67
54	Zoe	65
55	Addison	64
56	Amelia	63
57	Aaliyah	60
58	Angel	60
59	Jennifer	60
60	Megan	60
61	Ashlyn	59
62	Autumn	59
63	Kennedy	59
64	Margaret	58
65	Sara	58
66	Breanna	57
67	Mia	57
68	Alexandra	54
69	Maria	54
70	Jayla	52
71	Jenna	52
72	Leah	51
73	Brooke	50
74	Gracie	50
75	Amber	49
76	Lily	48
77	Mckenzie	48
78	Reagan	47
79	Catherine	46
80	Kathryn	46
81	Madeline	46
82	Rebecca	46
83	Courtney	45
84	Ariana	44
85	Avery	44
86	Paris	43
87	Aniya	42
88	Danielle	42
89	Isabelle	42
90	Skylar	42
91	Summer	42
92	Andrea	41
93	Serenity	41
94	Alexandria	40
95	Aniyah	40
96	Bailey	40
97	Erin	40
98	Evelyn	39
99	Kimberly	39
100	Madelyn	39
101	Shelby	39

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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