Prentice has appeared in the most popular name statistics for American baby boys more often than Prentiss
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Pierce was a pretty popular American baby boy in the 1880s, generally in the Top 500. It did not match that again until the 21st century.
Paxton
In the USA, Paxton first appeared in the Top 1000 most popular baby boy names in 1997 at No. 938. In 2016, it was No. 203
Parker
The highest rank for Parker as an American boys’ name was No. 72 in 2015; in 2016, it dropped to No. 87
Odell
Odell got into the Top 500 American baby boy names in 1902 and stayed there consistently until 1951
Ogden
Ogden began showing up as a given name in the 19th century. It made the Top 1000 American baby boys name once in 1907 at No. 981
Orvin
The year 1917 produced 45 American males named Orvin, making it the 979th most popular name that year
Oscar
Oscar has never ranked below No. 245 as a popular American baby boy name. In 2016, it ranked at No. 176
Osgood
U.S. statistics show 8 American boys named Osgood in 1918, the most on record for one year
Osmond
In 1971, the Social Security Administration recorded 8 American boys named Osmond, two more than they counted in 1921.
Norton
Since the 1950s, the name Norton has been identified with the TV series The Honeymooners, in which it was a surname. Norton’s first name was Ed.
Newton
Very popular in the 19th century, Newton remained in the Top 1000 American baby boys names until 1957