Reese

#192 for girls in 2025, 1,631 births · #602 for boys in 2025, 475 births
Given to girls 69.5% of the time

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Peak · girls
2012 · 2,459 births
Debut · girls
6 births
In top 100 · girls
never
of 146 years
Total births · girls
44,775
since 1924

Reese over time

girlsboys

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

#1#10#100#1,000#10,000rank188019001920194019601980200020202007peak #128, 2012peak #368, 2003girlsboys
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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#1921,631#602475
2024#1901,592#620456
2023#1741,667#632439
2022#1681,728#645428
2021#1481,890#703375
2020#1451,878#730336
2019#1591,816#759312
2018#1591,792#658384
2017#1711,754#687362
2016#1801,823#672384
2015#1721,859#703358
2014#1651,972#647407
2013#1562,061#603421
2012#1282,459#548476
2011#1312,381#543471
2010#1372,265#487533
2009#1442,236#476574
2008#1542,238#461599
2007#1502,347#457603
2006#1612,187#431643
2005#2371,413#404699
2004#2591,241#389698
2003#312996#368709
2002#465614#387675
2001#783303#393646
2000#885249#418592
1999#1,143171#458500
1998#1,99275#547365
1997#2,48152#675241
1996#2,90141#732209
1995#11,7836#734214
1994#7,60411#779185
1993#10,5887#790179
1992#8,7349#798171
1991—#920131
1990—#893132
1989—#878131
1988—#938105
1987—#1,01687
1986—#98388
1985—#97088
1984—#1,25154
1983—#1,37546
1982—#1,27853
1981—#1,37347
1980—#1,27253
1979—#1,53238
1978—#1,39344
1977—#1,19854
1976—#1,23849
1975—#1,37840
1974—#1,10955
1973—#1,40036
1972—#1,17748
1971—#1,10954
1970—#95970
1969—#1,15246
1968—#88466
1967—#86768
1966—#80981
1965—#94860
1964—#1,12646
1963—#1,19542
1962—#1,02855
1961—#1,10850
1960—#1,17844
1959#6,2455#1,09050
1958—#1,10448
1957—#96662
1956—#97758
1955—#1,00256
1954—#1,08248
1953—#1,03349
1952—#1,09444
1951—#1,19537
1950—#97351
1949—#95852
1948—#1,09142
1947—#1,17638
1946—#1,07641
1945—#1,16332
1944—#1,03840
1943—#92352
1942—#1,05441
1941—#1,33325
1940—#1,13534
1939—#1,07036
1938—#1,07636
1937—#96742
1936—#1,14233
1935—#1,12334
1934—#1,21330
1933—#1,28127
1932—#1,03541
1931—#1,07839
1930—#1,11639
1929—#1,09440
1928—#91354
1927—#99050
1926—#96350
1925—#1,02245
1924#4,4346#90759
1923—#87361
1922—#1,01049
1921—#84966
1920—#1,04544
1919—#94950
1918—#99645
1917—#90050
1916—#87752
1915—#89348
1914—#83641
1913—#95027
1912—#97022
1911—#85615
1910—#55626
1909—#84012
1908—#68515
1907—#9998
1906—#9278
1905—#66613
1904—#72311
1903—#1,1305
1902—#65112
1901—#7279
1900—#83610
1899—#7868
1898—#7449
1897—#51515
1896—#8268
1895—#7958
1894—#7309
1893—#57212
1892—#64111
1891—#56411
1890——
1889—#46416
1888—#8157
1887——
1886—#60510
1885—#7008
1884—#61310
1883—#6778
1882—#6918
1881—#6538
1880—#8096
First appearance
1924

The first year at least five girls were named Reese! It came in at #4,434, and was given to 6 baby girls.


Quietest stretch: 1925–1991, when fewer than 6 girls a year got the name.

Where Reese is popular in 2007

  • Rank in state
  • Top 10
  • 11–50
  • 51–100
  • 101–500
  • 501+
  • Not published
Alaska: #177 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 470 girlsAKMaine: #113 for girls · 10 births · 1 in 437 girlsMEVermont: fewer than 5 girls named Reese, so not publishedVTNew Hampshire: #101 for girls · 12 births · 1 in 360 girlsNHWashington: #108 for girls · 62 births · 1 in 505 girlsWAIdaho: #106 for girls · 19 births · 1 in 375 girlsIDMontana: #121 for girls · 8 births · 1 in 357 girlsMTNorth Dakota: #60 for girls · 12 births · 1 in 216 girlsNDMinnesota: #109 for girls · 54 births · 1 in 496 girlsMNIllinois: #125 for girls · 114 births · 1 in 594 girlsILWisconsin: #90 for girls · 58 births · 1 in 440 girlsWIMichigan: #112 for girls · 86 births · 1 in 531 girlsMINew York: #272 for girls · 70 births · 1 in 1,396 girlsNYMassachusetts: #155 for girls · 39 births · 1 in 712 girlsMARhode Island: #140 for girls · 7 births · 1 in 493 girlsRIOregon: #113 for girls · 35 births · 1 in 479 girlsORNevada: #246 for girls · 14 births · 1 in 909 girlsNVWyoming: fewer than 5 girls named Reese, so not publishedWYSouth Dakota: #48 for girls · 16 births · 1 in 203 girlsSDIowa: #82 for girls · 40 births · 1 in 348 girlsIAIndiana: #110 for girls · 64 births · 1 in 518 girlsINOhio: #117 for girls · 106 births · 1 in 541 girlsOHPennsylvania: #133 for girls · 91 births · 1 in 617 girlsPANew Jersey: #169 for girls · 50 births · 1 in 824 girlsNJConnecticut: #129 for girls · 25 births · 1 in 553 girlsCTCalifornia: #240 for girls · 202 births · 1 in 1,170 girlsCAUtah: #122 for girls · 38 births · 1 in 516 girlsUTColorado: #103 for girls · 55 births · 1 in 452 girlsCONebraska: #47 for girls · 35 births · 1 in 239 girlsNEMissouri: #81 for girls · 79 births · 1 in 375 girlsMOKentucky: #116 for girls · 40 births · 1 in 512 girlsKYWest Virginia: #334 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 1,407 girlsWVVirginia: #148 for girls · 58 births · 1 in 663 girlsVAMaryland: #147 for girls · 40 births · 1 in 642 girlsMDDelaware: #135 for girls · 7 births · 1 in 428 girlsDEArizona: #168 for girls · 54 births · 1 in 703 girlsAZNew Mexico: fewer than 5 girls named Reese, so not publishedNMKansas: #61 for girls · 47 births · 1 in 299 girlsKSArkansas: #116 for girls · 26 births · 1 in 480 girlsARTennessee: #152 for girls · 47 births · 1 in 692 girlsTNNorth Carolina: #158 for girls · 64 births · 1 in 752 girlsNCSouth Carolina: #194 for girls · 23 births · 1 in 824 girlsSCDistrict of Columbia: fewer than 5 girls named Reese, so not publishedDCOklahoma: #90 for girls · 42 births · 1 in 424 girlsOKLouisiana: #97 for girls · 48 births · 1 in 441 girlsLAMississippi: #324 for girls · 10 births · 1 in 1,275 girlsMSAlabama: #200 for girls · 24 births · 1 in 889 girlsALGeorgia: #160 for girls · 73 births · 1 in 743 girlsGAHawaii: #233 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 683 girlsHITexas: #172 for girls · 203 births · 1 in 833 girlsTXFlorida: #157 for girls · 115 births · 1 in 776 girlsFL

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Top states · girls
  1. Nebraska#47 · 1 in 239
  2. South Dakota#48 · 1 in 203
  3. North Dakota#60 · 1 in 216
  4. Kansas#61 · 1 in 299
  5. Missouri#81 · 1 in 375

Best ever in a state: #31 in Wyoming, 2013.

Show every state
StateRankBirthsShare
Nebraska#47351 in 239
South Dakota#48161 in 203
North Dakota#60121 in 216
Kansas#61471 in 299
Missouri#81791 in 375
Iowa#82401 in 348
Oklahoma#90421 in 424
Wisconsin#90581 in 440
Louisiana#97481 in 441
New Hampshire#101121 in 360
Colorado#103551 in 452
Idaho#106191 in 375
Washington#108621 in 505
Minnesota#109541 in 496
Indiana#110641 in 518
Michigan#112861 in 531
Maine#113101 in 437
Oregon#113351 in 479
Arkansas#116261 in 480
Kentucky#116401 in 512
Ohio#1171061 in 541
Montana#12181 in 357
Utah#122381 in 516
Illinois#1251141 in 594
Connecticut#129251 in 553
Pennsylvania#133911 in 617
Delaware#13571 in 428
Rhode Island#14071 in 493
Maryland#147401 in 642
Virginia#148581 in 663
Tennessee#152471 in 692
Massachusetts#155391 in 712
Florida#1571151 in 776
North Carolina#158641 in 752
Georgia#160731 in 743
Arizona#168541 in 703
New Jersey#169501 in 824
Texas#1722031 in 833
Alaska#17751 in 470
South Carolina#194231 in 824
Alabama#200241 in 889
Hawaii#23351 in 683
California#2402021 in 1,170
Nevada#246141 in 909
New York#272701 in 1,396
Mississippi#324101 in 1,275
West Virginia#33451 in 1,407
District of Columbia———
New Mexico———
Vermont———
Wyoming———

Ranks are within each state; “1 in N” is out of the girls 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 Reese
Momentum · girls
Falling
  • 2 spots since 2024 (#190 → #192)
  • 47 spots since 2020 (#145 → #192)
  • 20 spots since 2015 (#172 → #192)
  • Biggest jump: 318 spots in 2002 (#783 → #465)
  • Biggest drop: 28 spots in 2013 (#128 → #156)
Rise & fade · girls
88 yrs to peak
  • Debuted 1924
  • Peaked 2012 at #128 (2,459 births)
  • Not yet halved from its peak
Top of the charts · girls
Top 1,000 for 26 yrs
  • Top 10: never
  • Top 100: never
  • Top 1,000: 26 yrs · run 2000–2025
Share of babies · girls
1 in 716
  • Highest: 1 in 716 girls born in 2012 were named Reese (0.14%)
  • Latest: 1 in 985 girls born in 2025 (0.10%)
Era · girls
The 2010s
  • 45.1% of all girls named Reese (20,182) were born in this decade
Girls or boys?
Flipped in 2003
  • Mostly boys until 2002, mostly girls since
all girlsall boys
Show by decade
DecadeBirthsBest rankAvg rank
1920s6#4,434 (1924)#4,434
1930s0——
1940s0——
1950s5#6,245 (1959)#6,245
1960s0——
1970s0——
1980s0——
1990s372#1,143 (1999)#5,903
2000s13,824#144 (2009)#355
2010s20,182#128 (2012)#156
2020s10,386#145 (2020)#170

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

Reese in 2007

girls
#150
2,347 births · 1 in 819 girls
boys
#457
603 births · 1 in 3,442 boys

Top girls' names in 2007

  1. #1Emily19,367
  2. #2Isabella19,143
  3. #3Emma18,390
  4. #4Ava18,053
  5. #5Madison17,968
  6. #6Sophia17,031
  7. #7Olivia16,589
  8. #8Abigail15,476
  9. #9Hannah13,323
  10. #10Elizabeth13,071
  11. #150Reese2,347

Top boys' names in 2007

  1. #1Jacob24,310
  2. #2Michael22,027
  3. #3Ethan21,041
  4. #4Joshua20,669
  5. #5Daniel20,268
  6. #6Christopher20,030
  7. #7Anthony19,639
  8. #8William18,898
  9. #9Matthew18,756
  10. #10Andrew18,461
  11. #457Reese603
More about 2007

girls

1,922,617 girls got a published name in 2007; 1 in 819 of them was named Reese, which outranked 99.3% of the 20,584 girls' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 8.8% of girls (24.6% in 1880, 7.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Reese
  1. #147Cheyenne2,366
  2. #148Laila2,365
  3. #149Shelby2,351
  4. #150Reese2,347
  5. #151Liliana2,321
  6. #152Angel2,302
  7. #153Payton2,284
Biggest movers since 2006
Risers
  1. ↑ 16,568Jaslene#17,168 → #600
  2. ↑ 5,379Marely#6,125 → #746
  3. ↑ 2,556Audrina#3,264 → #708
  4. ↑ 2,506Jordin#3,090 → #584
  5. ↑ 1,358Azul#2,081 → #723
Fallers
  1. ↓ 4,216Bethzy#881 → #5,097
  2. ↓ 346Akeelah#708 → #1,054
  3. ↓ 326Tayla#926 → #1,252
  4. ↓ 312Betsy#747 → #1,059
  5. ↓ 295Shakira#780 → #1,075

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

boys

2,075,414 boys got a published name in 2007; 1 in 3,442 of them was named Reese, which outranked 96.8% of the 14,394 boys' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 9.8% of boys (44.2% in 1880, 8.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Reese
  1. #454Guillermo610
  2. #455Terry608
  3. #456Moses606
  4. #457Reese603
  5. #457Deandre603
  6. #459Brodie602
  7. #460Walker601
  8. #461Jaylin600

Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 2006
Risers
  1. ↑ 2,623Nery#3,524 → #901
  2. ↑ 813Dereon#1,738 → #925
  3. ↑ 572Kingston#926 → #354
  4. ↑ 411Kellan#1,294 → #883
  5. ↑ 410Kelan#1,387 → #977
Fallers
  1. ↓ 503Imanol#985 → #1,488
  2. ↓ 373Bode#856 → #1,229
  3. ↓ 344Jordy#680 → #1,024
  4. ↓ 265Koen#859 → #1,124
  5. ↓ 261Korey#985 → #1,246

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

See the top 100 for 2007 →