Gilbert dropped out of the Top 500 American male names in 1998
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15 Gastons in 2010 were not enough for it to make the Top 1000 popular American male names; but 17 Gastons in 1903 were enough for it to rank No. 534 that year
Gage
Gage became popular as a first name after the 1989 movie ‘Pet Sematary.’
Francoise
Francoise was a very popular baby girl name in France from the 1940s through the 1960s
Florette
The first time at least 5 American baby girls were named Florette was in 1911. The last time was in 1967
Florence
Florence was consistently a Top 10 American baby girl name between 1886 and 1904
Fleur
Fleur was a Top 500 baby girl name in France in 2010
Fay
Faye (with an e) has always been slightly more popular than Fay in the United States
Fawn
Fawn’s most popular year in the USA was 1981 when 206 baby girls were given that first name.
Francois
François’ peak of popularity in France came in the 1960s
Forrest
Forrest steadily dropped in popularity from No. 217 in 1994 to No. 877 in 2003, and then it vanished from the Top 1000 American male names.
Fabrice
In 2012, 15 American baby boys were named Fabrice. Twice as many were named Fabricio.