Florence- #14 in 1916 I am always shocked to find out that Florence isn't in the top 1000. Its such a gorgeous, sweet name with so much to love about it. Not only is it a place name it is also a vintage beauty, famous nurse, and a band.
Viola- #59 in 1916 Its the perfect alternative to the more popular Violet. I picture a princess wearing the name.
Nellie- #61 in 1916 I love the nickname type names and they were all the rage many years ago. Nellie could fit in with Lily and Emmie.
Opal- #91 in 1916 Ruby is a popular 2 syllable gemstone name so why has Opal not caught on? Its a perfect vintage name.
Ida- #54 in 1916 Ava and Ada are popular names and Ida fits perfectly with the pair. This is definitely a name I could see rising into the top 1000 soon.
Chester- #54 in 1916 I added Chester to the list because I feel like after the sudden and sad death of Chester Bennington from Linking Park the name could gain popularity. Bowie is a name that gained more popularity after the death of David Bowie.
Sidney- #95 in 1916 Sidney is a name now popular on girls that was once more popular on boys. I feel like the boys could take over these names and Sidney is one of them.
Willard- #69 in 1916 Willard would make a great alternative to William and would fit the vintage feel that parents may want to go with.
Clarence- #24 in 1916 A 100 years ago Clarence was in the top 30 yet now a days the name is almost none existent. Its soft and sweet and I would love to meet a little Clarence.
Fred- #29 Names like Sam and Ben are in the top 1000 and Frederick is at #519 in 2016. Just Fred would fit right in.
Including the 10 names above here are the rest of the names that were in the 1916 top 100 but are not in the 2016 top 1000
Mildred
Edna
Gladys
Ethel
Thelma
Doris
Gertrude
Bernice
Lois
Betty
Jean
Marion
Bertha
Agnes
Bessie
Myrtle
Rita
Minnie
Marian
Willie
Marguerite
Jennie
Wilma
Blanche
Juanita
Mattie
Geraldine
Phyllis
Beulah
Theresa
Velma
Herbert
Elmer
Norman
Bernard
Herman
Lloyd
Lester
Floyd
Clifford
Woodrow
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