Most Popular Baby Names of 2001

In 2001, the most popular baby names in the United States were Emily for girls and Jacob for boys. Emily was given to 25,059 girls and Jacob to 32,573 boys, according to Social Security card applications.

Across all names, the Social Security Administration recorded 3,743,505 births for names given to at least five babies that year, down from 3,780,037 in 2000. The tables below show the top 100 names for each sex with their rank change from the year before, followed by the biggest movers in the top 1,000.

New to the top 100 this year: Ariana, Angelina, Kylie, Aaliyah, Jade, and Aidan.

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Top 100 baby names of 2001

Girls

Girls
#NameBabiesChange
1Emily25,059 –
2Madison22,166 ↑ 1
3Hannah20,723 ↓ 1
4Ashley16,531 –
5Alexis16,404 ↑ 1
6Sarah15,929 ↓ 1
7Samantha15,867 –
8Abigail14,807 ↑ 6
9Elizabeth14,792 –
10Olivia13,977 ↑ 6
11Jessica13,925 ↓ 3
12Taylor13,693 ↓ 2
13Emma13,327 ↑ 4
14Alyssa13,272 ↓ 2
15Lauren12,782 ↓ 4
16Grace12,090 ↑ 3
17Kayla11,892 ↓ 4
18Brianna11,776 ↓ 3
19Anna10,596 ↑ 3
20Megan10,300 ↓ 2
21Victoria10,179 ↓ 1
22Destiny9,752 ↑ 2
23Sydney9,639 –
24Rachel9,556 ↓ 3
25Jasmine8,958 ↑ 2
26Jennifer8,923 –
27Julia8,838 ↑ 2
28Isabella8,835 ↑ 17
29Morgan8,735 ↓ 4
30Chloe8,177 ↑ 8
31Kaitlyn8,164 ↓ 1
32Natalie8,049 ↑ 2
33Hailey8,032 ↑ 2
34Haley8,011 ↓ 6
35Katherine7,880 ↓ 2
36Nicole7,820 ↓ 5
37Sophia7,162 ↑ 5
38Alexandra7,045 ↓ 2
39Amanda6,980 ↓ 7
40Mackenzie6,934 ↑ 3
41Maria6,842 –
42Savannah6,737 ↓ 5
43Stephanie6,613 ↓ 3
44Allison6,215 –
45Jenna6,143 ↑ 18
46Rebecca5,893 ↓ 7
47Jordan5,803 ↑ 3
48Mary5,762 ↓ 2
49Andrea5,745 ↑ 6
50Gabrielle5,606 ↓ 1
51Amber5,572 ↓ 4
52Katelyn5,441 ↑ 2
53Faith5,411 ↑ 13
54Makayla5,318 ↑ 13
55Sierra5,237 ↓ 2
56Madeline5,222 –
57Brooke5,213 ↓ 6
58Sara5,156 ↓ 1
59Michelle5,033 ↓ 7
60Erin4,958 ↑ 1
61Kimberly4,880 ↓ 3
62Caroline4,864 ↑ 3
63Danielle4,791 ↓ 15
64Vanessa4,672 ↓ 2
65Zoe4,645 ↑ 17
66Kaylee4,621 ↑ 6
67Trinity4,481 ↑ 7
68Shelby4,370 ↑ 2
69Bailey4,339 ↓ 1
70Jacqueline4,301 ↓ 6
71Paige4,274 ↓ 2
72Autumn4,191 ↑ 5
73Courtney4,175 ↓ 14
74Melissa4,145 ↓ 3
75Jada3,983 ↑ 9
76Mia3,918 ↑ 17
77Angela3,915 ↑ 2
78Alexa3,898 ↑ 9
79Marissa3,853 ↓ 1
80Christina3,742 ↓ 7
81Catherine3,731 –
82Claire3,642 ↑ 4
83Gabriella3,615 ↑ 15
84Leslie3,612 ↑ 6
85Mariah3,585 ↓ 10
86Laura3,563 ↓ 1
87Leah3,521 ↑ 10
88Isabel3,491 ↑ 6
89Caitlin3,456 ↓ 13
90Molly3,415 ↑ 6
91Alexandria3,404 –
92Ariana3,377 ↑ 17
93Angelina3,368 ↑ 64
94Breanna3,368 ↓ 14
95Kylie3,353 ↑ 9
96Aaliyah3,352 ↑ 115
97Kathryn3,332 ↓ 8
98Jade3,281 ↑ 18
99Katie3,280 ↓ 4
100Kelsey3,267 ↓ 12

Boys

Boys
#NameBabiesChange
1Jacob32,573 –
2Michael29,689 –
3Matthew26,812 –
4Joshua26,024 –
5Christopher23,132 –
6Nicholas22,849 –
7Andrew22,422 –
8Joseph22,030 –
9Daniel21,013 –
10William20,110 ↑ 1
11Anthony19,737 ↑ 6
12David19,362 ↑ 4
13Tyler19,275 ↓ 3
14John18,904 –
15Ryan18,289 ↓ 2
16Zachary18,185 ↓ 1
17Ethan17,962 ↑ 8
18Brandon17,893 ↓ 6
19James17,074 ↓ 1
20Alexander16,720 –
21Dylan16,497 ↑ 3
22Justin16,231 ↓ 3
23Jonathan16,147 ↓ 2
24Christian15,457 ↓ 2
25Austin14,955 ↓ 2
26Samuel14,813 ↑ 2
27Benjamin14,339 ↓ 1
28Noah13,494 ↓ 1
29Logan12,710 ↑ 11
30Robert12,665 ↓ 1
31Nathan12,647 ↓ 1
32Kevin12,596 –
33Thomas12,148 –
34Jose12,144 –
35Cameron11,581 ↓ 4
36Hunter11,335 ↓ 1
37Caleb11,177 ↑ 1
38Gabriel10,917 ↑ 6
39Jordan10,815 ↓ 3
40Kyle10,568 ↓ 3
41Jason10,164 ↓ 2
42Aaron9,552 ↓ 1
43Isaiah8,589 ↑ 4
44Eric8,559 ↓ 2
45Elijah8,339 ↑ 7
46Brian8,303 ↓ 3
47Isaac8,200 ↑ 6
48Jack8,149 ↓ 2
49Connor8,082 ↑ 1
50Luke8,008 ↑ 9
51Adam7,758 ↓ 6
52Luis7,489 ↓ 3
53Juan7,447 ↓ 5
54Mason7,447 ↑ 10
55Charles7,283 ↓ 4
56Evan7,258 ↓ 1
57Sean7,224 –
58Angel6,978 ↑ 9
59Carlos6,842 ↑ 7
60Jackson6,836 ↑ 12
61Nathaniel6,646 –
62Alex6,613 –
63Steven6,589 ↓ 9
64Cody6,575 ↓ 4
65Jared6,434 ↓ 9
66Jesus6,425 ↑ 10
67Timothy6,423 ↓ 9
68Seth6,223 ↓ 5
69Bryan6,125 ↑ 1
70Ian6,084 ↑ 3
71Devin6,040 ↓ 2
72Patrick5,786 ↓ 4
73Richard5,771 ↓ 8
74Cole5,739 ↓ 3
75Adrian5,424 ↑ 3
76Trevor5,396 ↓ 1
77Blake5,356 ↑ 3
78Gavin5,260 ↑ 7
79Chase5,199 ↓ 2
80Garrett5,061 ↓ 6
81Sebastian4,979 –
82Julian4,944 ↑ 5
83Lucas4,900 –
84Mark4,754 ↓ 5
85Antonio4,736 ↓ 3
86Aidan4,632 ↑ 28
87Miguel4,558 ↓ 1
88Alejandro4,557 ↑ 1
89Jeremy4,270 ↓ 5
90Jeremiah4,223 ↑ 12
91Jesse4,222 ↓ 1
92Bryce4,150 –
93Dakota3,980 ↓ 5
94Xavier3,979 ↑ 9
95Carson3,943 ↑ 24
96Victor3,921 ↑ 1
97Kenneth3,907 ↓ 3
98Dalton3,895 ↓ 7
99Colby3,859 ↑ 135
100Jake3,838 ↓ 4

Biggest movers of 2001

Changes in rank within the top 1,000 compared with the year before.

Rising Girls

Falling Girls

  • Chandler ↓ 214 #925
  • Litzy ↓ 199 #595
  • Celina ↓ 183 #949
  • Jackeline ↓ 180 #909
  • Rocio ↓ 175 #954
  • Diane ↓ 173 #885
  • Jaquelin ↓ 166 #935
  • Essence ↓ 158 #741
  • Kellie ↓ 155 #802
  • Gabriel ↓ 152 #934

New in the top 1,000 (Girls)

Nevaeh, Ainsley, Yuliana, Beyonce, Nayely, Liberty, Johana, Nallely, Sade, Kaiya, Meadow, Makaila, Ashanti, Dalia, Kya

Dropped out of the top 1,000 (Girls)

Rosalinda, Marian, Shaina, Jesse, Cortney, Yvonne, Kristy, Dariana, Kiarra, Yamilet, Ivana, Darian, Asha, Nikita, Sonya

Rising Boys

Falling Boys

  • Elian ↓ 244 #670
  • Deangelo ↓ 230 #881
  • Mackenzie ↓ 217 #916
  • Kevon ↓ 186 #579
  • Syed ↓ 181 #935
  • Mitchel ↓ 166 #918
  • Kasey ↓ 152 #914
  • Terence ↓ 148 #948
  • Dangelo ↓ 144 #674
  • Ellis ↓ 141 #928

New in the top 1,000 (Boys)

Jaheim, Jagger, Semaj, Rocco, Jair, Oswaldo, Ronan, Darwin, Haden, Immanuel, Jadyn, Tyron, Alijah, Jakobe, Vance

Dropped out of the top 1,000 (Boys)

Infant, Kenyon, Zaire, Tevin, Paris, Gerard, Royce, Tyrek, Deontae, Deion, Trystan, Marques, Raheem, Tyreek, Clint

Other years

Source: US Social Security Administration. Ranks are computed from birth counts for each sex; names given to fewer than five babies in a year are not published.