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- There will be many exceptions but a look at the most popular names given to babies shows they have changed enormously since the National Records of Scotland started to collate them into annual lists in 1974. Back in 1974, David was by far the most popular name for newborns, with one in every 20 baby boys called it.
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Top baby names of 1974; Baby Names Finder: Get name ideas; Look up a name: See its popularity
Jul 16, 2024 · While many top choices in 1974 remain popular today (think classics like James, Michael and Elizabeth), others have fallen significantly down the ranking (a la Lisa, Dawn, Todd and Keith.)
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Find out the most popular names for babies born in England and Wales in 1974, and explore their meanings and origins at Behind the Name.
Jun 24, 2011 · Below are the Top 100 names from England and Wales in 1974 according to the Office of National Statistics:
Unique and unconventional choices: Names like Tiffany, Tracy, and Shannon brought a touch of individuality and rebellion. The rise of unisex names: Names like Jamie, Casey, and Ashley were popular for both boys and girls, challenging traditional gender norms.
Sarah was also the most popular girls' first name chosen for births announced in The Times in both 1964 and 1974. Boys' names were less volatile. Only four names were new to the top ten: Christopher, James, Simon and Michael.
Most popular names for female newborns in England+Wales 1974, with 1974 as the year of the Seventies: Source: General Register Office (GRO) Series: England+Wales decades: Following list: 1984: Previous list: 1964: Highest new entries: Emma (new at 4), Samantha (new at 9), Victoria (new at 18), Zoe (new at 30), Kerry (new at 31) Largest rises: