Kenyon became popular enough in the 21st century to make it to No. 663 in the Top 1000 American male names in 2005, its highest rank ever
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Between 1920 and 1970, Kenneth was a Top 25 American baby boy name
Kennedy
As a male name in the USA, Kennedy peaked in the 1960s beginning with the election of John F. Kennedy and tapering off several years after his assassination
Kellan
In 2010, Kellan was No. 366 in popular American male names; Kellen was No. 359
Keir
In 2000, 15 American baby boys were named Keir. In 2010, the number rose to 20.
Keenan
Keenan peaked as a popular American male name at No. 354 in 1997.
Kean
18 American baby boys were named Kean in 2013; 20 more than that were named Keane
Kasey (Boy)
More American baby boys were named Kasey between 1987 and 1991 than at any other time
Kane
In 2015, Kane rose to No. 430 in the Top 1000 male names, its highest rank so far
Imogen
Imogene used to be the popular form of Imogen in America, but Imogen is a more common choice in the 21st century
Imani
Imani was most popular in the USA during the late 1990s, peaking at No.239 in 1996
Houston
Houston last appeared in the Top 500 American baby boy names in 1932