Miller

#571 for girls in 2025, 528 births · #369 for boys in 2025, 864 births
Given to boys 80.2% of the time

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Peak · boys
2025 · 864 births
Debut · boys
7 births
In top 100 · boys
never
of 146 years
Total births · boys
11,172
since 1880

Miller over time

girlsboys

Rank within each sex, plotted together. Click any year to open it.

#1#10#100#1,000#10,000rank188019001920194019601980200020202008girlsat peakboysat peak
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Gaps mean fewer than 5 babies received the name that year, so the SSA doesn't publish it.

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Yeargirlsboys
rankbirthsrankbirths
2025#571528#369864
2024#756372#438723
2023#881305#528559
2022#1,145212#602468
2021#1,343165#593469
2020#1,518140#698365
2019#1,941101#764311
2018#1,99798#867253
2017#2,23684#848260
2016#2,34380#849264
2015#2,52471#828272
2014#3,08054#873249
2013#2,97356#937213
2012#3,31449#1,057180
2011#3,91638#924217
2010#4,30634#1,031188
2009#7,67916#1,055179
2008#3,85941#1,046181
2007#7,09218#1,098166
2006#5,90622#1,127153
2005#7,50015#1,343112
2004#5,74421#1,50289
2003#6,88516#1,47888
2002#8,83711#1,59676
2001#10,1029#1,67769
2000#7,15814#1,47983
1999#6,48415#1,47777
1998#9,2609#1,57467
1997#9,0179#1,59963
1996#6,39214#1,57463
1995#9,5538#1,88745
1994—#1,79548
1993#5,41917#1,87544
1992#8,06510#2,25333
1991—#1,91940
1990#12,9585#2,25531
1989—#2,54525
1988—#2,59922
1987#9,8256#3,07216
1986—#2,89117
1985—#2,50420
1984—#2,36421
1983—#2,14024
1982—#2,11125
1981—#2,08625
1980—#2,96515
1979—#2,56818
1978—#2,56817
1977—#2,27020
1976—#1,93225
1975—#2,20520
1974—#1,61830
1973—#1,81724
1972—#1,87123
1971—#1,56031
1970—#1,74325
1969—#1,72823
1968—#1,69522
1967—#1,60923
1966—#1,37331
1965—#1,36032
1964—#1,70022
1963—#1,37532
1962—#1,42330
1961—#1,49629
1960—#1,61925
1959—#1,18243
1958—#1,22240
1957—#1,31835
1956—#1,44329
1955—#1,05451
1954—#1,15142
1953—#1,21438
1952—#1,09444
1951—#1,05246
1950—#1,23234
1949#4,6736#1,11040
1948—#1,21735
1947—#1,02949
1946—#1,11139
1945—#1,03938
1944—#1,10736
1943—#96948
1942#4,6225#1,19334
1941#3,9546#1,10835
1940—#95245
1939#3,4297#1,05237
1938#3,1818#79960
1937—#90647
1936—#98940
1935—#96943
1934#4,2865#86952
1933—#79959
1932#3,9016#1,02542
1931—#79462
1930#4,5505#81563
1929—#93052
1928—#93852
1927—#87260
1926—#83163
1925#4,4266#71781
1924#5,0615#73182
1923#4,9675#71882
1922#5,0095#71484
1921#5,0995#69886
1920#4,3986#70584
1919#3,4528#73076
1918—#83162
1917#4,0836#80461
1916—#85654
1915#3,7956#71568
1914—#60370
1913—#65846
1912—#65941
1911—#58427
1910—#63421
1909—#71415
1908—#58519
1907—#61617
1906—#64014
1905—#8369
1904—#68612
1903—#55016
1902—#65112
1901—#59612
1900—#68014
1899—#61311
1898—#8857
1897—#65211
1896—#7789
1895—#68510
1894—#7309
1893—#57212
1892—#68810
1891—#7667
1890—#56612
1889—#44617
1888—#58012
1887—#8196
1886—#54012
1885—#7008
1884—#8486
1883—#7207
1882—#45316
1881—#53311
1880—#7457
First appearance
1880

In the first year the SSA published name data, Miller was already there! It came in at #745, and was given to 7 baby boys.


Quietest stretch: 1883–1885, when fewer than 9 boys a year got the name.

Where Miller is popular in 2008

  • Rank in state
  • Top 10
  • 11–50
  • 51–100
  • 101–500
  • 501+
  • Not published
Alaska: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedAKMaine: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMEVermont: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedVTNew Hampshire: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNHWashington: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedWAIdaho: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedIDMontana: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMTNorth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNDMinnesota: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMNIllinois: #1,208 for boys · 6 births · 1 in 12,459 boysILWisconsin: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedWIMichigan: #1,080 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 10,281 boysMINew York: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNYMassachusetts: #679 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 6,404 boysMARhode Island: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedRIOregon: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedORNevada: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNVWyoming: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedWYSouth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedSDIowa: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedIAIndiana: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedINOhio: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedOHPennsylvania: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedPANew Jersey: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNJConnecticut: #406 for boys · 6 births · 1 in 2,693 boysCTCalifornia: #1,725 for boys · 9 births · 1 in 28,241 boysCAUtah: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedUTColorado: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedCONebraska: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNEMissouri: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMOKentucky: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedKYWest Virginia: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedWVVirginia: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedVAMaryland: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMDDelaware: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedDEArizona: #905 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 8,681 boysAZNew Mexico: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedNMKansas: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedKSArkansas: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedARTennessee: #489 for boys · 12 births · 1 in 3,143 boysTNNorth Carolina: #559 for boys · 14 births · 1 in 3,980 boysNCSouth Carolina: #677 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 4,601 boysSCDistrict of Columbia: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedDCOklahoma: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedOKLouisiana: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedLAMississippi: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedMSAlabama: #444 for boys · 10 births · 1 in 2,511 boysALGeorgia: #805 for boys · 10 births · 1 in 6,119 boysGAHawaii: fewer than 5 boys named Miller, so not publishedHITexas: #894 for boys · 21 births · 1 in 9,009 boysTXFlorida: #1,125 for boys · 9 births · 1 in 11,167 boysFL

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Top states · boys
  1. Connecticut#406 · 1 in 2,693
  2. Alabama#444 · 1 in 2,511
  3. Tennessee#489 · 1 in 3,143
  4. North Carolina#559 · 1 in 3,980
  5. South Carolina#677 · 1 in 4,601

Best ever in a state: #103 in Vermont, 2024.

Show every state
StateRankBirthsShare
Connecticut#40661 in 2,693
Alabama#444101 in 2,511
Tennessee#489121 in 3,143
North Carolina#559141 in 3,980
South Carolina#67751 in 4,601
Massachusetts#67951 in 6,404
Georgia#805101 in 6,119
Texas#894211 in 9,009
Arizona#90551 in 8,681
Michigan#1,08051 in 10,281
Florida#1,12591 in 11,167
Illinois#1,20861 in 12,459
California#1,72591 in 28,241
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Ranks are within each state; “1 in N” is out of the boys born there that year. The SSA only publishes a name in a state when 5 or more babies of one sex got it.

See more about Miller
Momentum · boys
Rising
  • 69 spots since 2024 (#438 → #369)
  • 329 spots since 2020 (#698 → #369)
  • 459 spots since 2015 (#828 → #369)
  • Biggest jump: 272 spots in 1899 (#885 → #613)
  • Biggest drop: 279 spots in 1887 (#540 → #819)
Rise & fade · boys
145 yrs to peak
  • Debuted 1880
  • Peaked 2025 at #369 (864 births)
  • Not yet halved from its peak
Top of the charts · boys
Top 1,000 for 74 yrs
  • Top 10: never
  • Top 100: never
  • Top 1,000: 74 yrs · run 1880–1931
Share of babies · boys
1 in 1,977
  • Highest: 1 in 1,977 boys born in 2025 were named Miller (0.05%)
Era · boys
The 2020s
  • 30.9% of all boys named Miller (3,448) were born in this decade
Girls or boys?
Never flipped
  • The majority has never changed
all girlsall boys
Show by decade
DecadeBirthsBest rankAvg rank
1880s102#446 (1889)#638
1890s98#566 (1890)#694
1900s140#550 (1903)#655
1910s526#584 (1911)#707
1920s726#698 (1921)#785
1930s505#794 (1931)#902
1940s399#952 (1940)#1,084
1950s402#1,052 (1951)#1,196
1960s269#1,360 (1965)#1,538
1970s233#1,560 (1971)#2,015
1980s210#2,086 (1981)#2,528
1990s511#1,477 (1999)#1,821
2000s1,196#1,046 (2008)#1,340
2010s2,407#764 (2019)#898
2020s3,448#369 (2025)#538

All figures count published births only (names given to at least 5 boys in a year). Registrations before 1937 are incomplete, so early shares and totals run low.

Miller in 2008

girls
#3,859
41 births · 1 in 46,120 girls
boys
#1,046
181 births · 1 in 11,272 boys

Top girls' names in 2008

  1. #1Emma18,830
  2. #2Isabella18,629
  3. #3Emily17,448
  4. #4Olivia17,088
  5. #5Ava17,051
  6. #6Madison17,047
  7. #7Sophia16,091
  8. #8Abigail15,088
  9. #9Elizabeth12,027
  10. #10Chloe11,836
  11. #3,859Miller41

Top boys' names in 2008

  1. #1Jacob22,621
  2. #2Michael20,652
  3. #3Ethan20,223
  4. #4Joshua19,231
  5. #5Daniel19,032
  6. #6Alexander18,711
  7. #7Anthony18,417
  8. #8William18,403
  9. #9Christopher17,966
  10. #10Matthew17,604
  11. #1,046Miller181
More about 2008

girls

1,890,938 girls got a published name in 2008; 1 in 46,120 of them was named Miller, which outranked 81.2% of the 20,482 girls' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 8.5% of girls (24.6% in 1880, 7.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Miller
  1. #3,779Vannessa42
  2. #3,779Yohana42
  3. #3,779Zoi42
  4. #3,859Miller41
  5. #3,859Abbygale41
  6. #3,859Adelaida41
  7. #3,859Adley41
  8. #3,936Aarushi40
  9. #3,936Aaryn40
  10. #3,936Abree40

Tied with 76 names at #3,859; 3 shown. Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 2007
Risers
  1. ↑ 9,375Dayami#10,129 → #754
  2. ↑ 4,524Allisson#4,944 → #420
  3. ↑ 1,019Alisson#1,804 → #785
  4. ↑ 851Milagros#1,579 → #728
  5. ↑ 807Mareli#1,530 → #723
Fallers
  1. ↓ 391Kelis#968 → #1,359
  2. ↓ 390Joselin#755 → #1,145
  3. ↓ 378Tyra#947 → #1,325
  4. ↓ 363Montana#932 → #1,295
  5. ↓ 337Allyssa#988 → #1,325

Among names in the top 1,000 of either year.

boys

2,040,150 boys got a published name in 2008; 1 in 11,272 of them was named Miller, which outranked 92.8% of the 14,625 boys' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 9.5% of boys (44.2% in 1880, 8.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Miller
  1. #1,041Jamel182
  2. #1,041Kayson182
  3. #1,041Mikel182
  4. #1,046Miller181
  5. #1,046Alexandro181
  6. #1,046Amarion181
  7. #1,046Amos181
  8. #1,055Haven180
  9. #1,055Jordy180
  10. #1,055Koby180

Tied with 8 names at #1,046; 3 shown. Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 2007
Risers
  1. ↑ 2,801Urijah#3,687 → #886
  2. ↑ 1,035Jadiel#1,912 → #877
  3. ↑ 790Aaden#1,132 → #342
  4. ↑ 676Chace#1,337 → #661
  5. ↑ 500Marley#1,263 → #763
Fallers
  1. ↓ 688Kelan#977 → #1,665
  2. ↓ 286Talen#990 → #1,276
  3. ↓ 281Nery#901 → #1,182
  4. ↓ 250Kellan#883 → #1,133
  5. ↓ 250Efren#977 → #1,227

Among names in the top 1,000 of either year.

See the top 100 for 2008 →