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Margret

Margret was most popular in 1921, when 214 girls got the name. In 2025 it ranked number 5,843 for girls.

10,068babies since 1880
1921most popular year
#286best rank, 1882
#5,843rank in 2025

Babies named Margret each year in the US

Girls

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See the numbers by decade
DecadeGirls
1880s307
1890s339
1900s437
1910s1,236
1920s1,850
1930s1,237
1940s1,061
1950s1,054
1960s832
1970s504
1980s375
1990s351
2000s264
2010s144
2020s77

Margret in other countries

Out of every 10,000 girls born each year, how many were named Margret.

US England and Wales Berlin

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CountryTop yearAt peak2025 rank
US 1921 1 in 5,762 #5,843
England and Wales 1837 1 in 2,538 n/a
Berlin 2017 1 in 10,607 n/a (2023)

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Where the counts come from: the US from Social Security card records from 1880 (names given to at least 5 babies in a year; years before about 1937 count fewer people, because the cards started then), and before 1880 from Douglas Galbi's tables of a census sample. England and Wales from the Office for National Statistics from 1996, and before that from Stephen Bush's study of local birth records, a sample of about 120,000 births a year (CC BY 4.0). Scotland from National Records of Scotland. Northern Ireland from NISRA. France from INSEE, first names and last names. Italy from ISTAT (CC BY 4.0), the top 50 names a year. Berlin from the city's open data (CC BY 3.0 DE), counting only the first of a child's names. UK figures are Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence. US last names from the 2020 census, and before 1850 from the 1790 census. Irish last names from Robert Matheson's report on the births of 1890. Italian last names from the City of Florence (CC BY 4.0). Norwegian last names from Statistics Norway (CC BY 4.0).

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