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Table 5: Full List of First Forenames Given, Scotland, 2015 (Final) in Rank Order Table 5: Full list of first forenames given, Scotland, 2015 (final) in rank order NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 1 Jack 565 1 Emily 497 2 Oliver 448 2 Sophie 468 * 3 James 416 * 3 Olivia 452 4 Lewis 371 4 Isla 419 * 5 Alexander 349 * 5 Jessica 357 6 Charlie 342 * 6 Ava 354 7 Lucas 316 * 7 Amelia 352 8 Logan 311 8 Ella 341 9 Harris 306 9 Lucy 317 10 Daniel 282 * 10 Lily 279 11= Finlay 277 * 11 Grace 255 11= Jacob 277 * 12 Chloe 254 * 13 Leo 275 13 Freya 245 14 Mason 271 * 14 Ellie 238 * 15 Noah 265 15 Millie 225 * 16 Harry 258 16 Emma 224 * 17= Alfie 249 * 17= Anna 223 17= Max 249 17= Eva 223 * 19 Callum 248 19 Sophia 220 * 20= Aaron 242 20 Mia 212 * 20= Adam 242 * 21 Charlotte 209 * 22 Thomas 240 22 Eilidh 208 23= Ethan 233 23 Ruby 201 * 23= Rory 233 24 Hannah 180 25 Cameron 221 25 Aria 179 26 Archie 216 * 26= Evie 167 27 Oscar 209 26= Georgia 167 * 28 Matthew 202 * 28 Poppy 161 * 29 Nathan 198 29 Erin 160 30 Joshua 197 * 30 Katie 159 31 Brodie 193 31 Holly 157 * 32 William 181 * 32 Orla 149 33 Liam 176 * 33= Layla 144 34 Ryan 172 * 33= Skye 144 35 Jamie 168 35 Rosie 134 * 36 Harrison 167 36 Harper 128 37 Joseph 160 37 Maisie 126 38 Dylan 158 38 Leah 124 39 Samuel 157 39 Zoe 122 40 Riley 156 40 Daisy 119 41 David 155 * 41 Amber 113 * 42 Ollie 150 42= Amy 112 * 43 Andrew 145 * 42= Hollie 112 44= Connor 144 * 42= Isabella 112 44= Luke 144 45 Niamh 106 * 46 Muhammad 141 * 46= Molly 104 47= Jaxon 136 46= Robyn 104 47= Kyle 136 48 Alice 98 * 49 Benjamin 133 49 Sofia 96 * 50 Michael 131 * 50 Lilly 93 * 51= Caleb 129 * 51 Maya 92 51= Jackson 129 52 Lacey 90 53 George 127 * 53= Rebecca 89 54 Finn 125 * 53= Scarlett 89 55 Leon 123 55= Lexi 88 56 Fraser 122 55= Willow 88 57 Murray 121 57= Abigail 87 58 Jake 120 * 57= Brooke 87 59 John 119 57= Esme 87 60 Arran 115 * 60 Lola 85 * 61= Angus 114 61 Paige 84 61= Cole 114 * 62 Gracie 82 63 Robert 112 63= Emilia 79 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2016 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 64 Cooper 110 63= Mila 79 65= Isaac 108 65 Zara 78 65= Jayden 108 66 Megan 77 67= Aiden 107 67 Abbie 76 67= Kai 107 68= Kayla 75 69 Theo 106 68= Sienna 75 * 70 Jude 105 70= Ivy 74 71 Ben 103 70= Summer 74 * 72 Tyler 98 * 72= Cara 72 73 Ruaridh 97 72= Thea 72 74 Owen 95 74 Imogen 71 75 Blake 94 * 75 Sarah 70 76 Freddie 93 76 Rose 67 77 Euan 92 77 Ayla 66 * 78 Josh 88 78= Bella 64 79= Blair 85 78= Mya 64 79= Robbie 85 80= Elizabeth 63 81= Hamish 84 80= Rachel 63 81= Kian 84 82= Iona 62 * 83 Sam 83 82= Julia 62 84= Aidan 81 * 84 Elsie 61 84= Jay 81 85 Amelie 60 86 Christopher 80 86= Darcy 59 87 Reuben 78 86= Lauren 59 88= Cody 76 86= Mollie 59 88= Luca 76 89 Arianna 58 90 Lachlan 75 90 Eve 56 91= Elliot 72 91 Matilda 55 91= Evan 72 92 Caitlin 54 91= Sonny 72 * 93= Beth 52 94= Calum 70 93= Maria 52 94= Henry 70 95 Phoebe 51 94= Rhys 70 96= Heidi 49 97 Carson 69 96= Hope 49 * 98 Harvey 68 * 98 Ariana 48 99 Calvin 66 99= Georgie 47 100= Callan 65 99= Sadie 47 100= Ross 65 101= Aimee 46 100= Zac 65 101= Arya 46 * 103= Kayden 62 101= Carly 46 103= Lyle 62 101= Nina 46 103= Scott 62 101= Penelope 46 106= Corey 61 106= Aila 44 106= Hunter 61 * 106= Alexis 44 106= Olly 61 106= Emilie 44 106= Zachary 61 109= Eden 43 110 Alex 60 109= Lena 43 111= Anthony 59 109= Martha 43 111= Innes 59 * 109= Rowan 43 111= Lochlan 59 * 113= Annabelle 42 111= Marcus 59 113= Darcie 42 115= Jax 57 113= Elise 42 115= Sebastian 57 * 113= Orlaith 42 117= Gabriel 56 113= Sara 42 117= Jordan 56 113= Victoria 42 117= Sean 56 * 119 Madison 41 120= Austin 55 120= Ailsa 40 120= Mohammed 55 * 120= Annie 40 122 Patrick 54 120= Darcey 40 123= Brody 51 120= Quinn 40 123= Carter 51 120= Violet 40 * 123= Harley 51 * 125= Bonnie 39 126 Parker 50 125= Faith 39 127 Charles 48 125= Hanna 39 128= Kaiden 47 * 125= Lyla 39 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2016 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 128= Shay 47 129= Lara 38 130 Elliott 46 129= Lucie 38 131= Fergus 45 131= Aoife 37 131= Louis 45 131= Myla 37 131= Mohammad 45 131= Taylor 37 131= Roman 45 134= Alexandra 36 131= Zack 45 * 134= Casey 36 136= Joey 44 134= Clara 36 136= Kieran 44 134= Lois 36 138= Jason 43 134= Penny 36 138= Jaxson 43 139= Cora 35 138= Zach 43 * 139= Maja 35 141= Alan 42 139= Naomi 35 141= Dominic 42 139= Zuzanna 35 143= Conor 41 143= Keira 34 143= Declan 41 * 143= Nieve 34 143= Mark 41 145= Isobel 33 146= Ewan 40 145= Lana 33 146= Nicholas 40 147= Callie 32 146= Reece 40 147= Florence 32 149= Bradley 39 * 147= Halle 32 149= Edward 39 147= Macie 32 * 151= Arthur 38 151= Bethany 31 151= Ellis 38 151= Evelyn 31 151= Steven 38 * 151= Flora 31 154= Ashton 37 * 151= Laura 31 154= Danny 37 155 Lucia 30 154= Eli 37 156= Alba 29 154= Flynn 37 156= Caoimhe 29 154= Hugo 37 156= Hayley 29 154= Kaleb 37 156= Jennifer 29 154= Zak 37 160= Alyssa 28 161= Kacper 36 160= Ellis 28 161= Keir 36 160= Lillie 28 161= Layton 36 160= Maci 28 161= Struan 36 160= Maddison 28 161= Theodore 36 160= Natalia 28 161= Tom 36 160= Piper 28 167= Bailey 35 167= Aaliyah 27 167= Craig 35 167= Aurora 27 167= Elijah 35 167= Eliza 27 167= Frankie 35 167= Hallie 27 167= Ruairidh 35 167= Harley 27 172= Gregor 34 167= Tilly 27 * 172= Hayden 34 173= Eleanor 26 172= Joel 34 * 173= Harriet 26 172= Stephen 34 * 173= Jasmine 26 176= Finley 33 173= Kara 26 176= Louie 33 177= Anya 25 176= Robin 33 177= Luna 25 179= Filip 32 177= Macy 25 179= Myles 32 177= Mirren 25 179= Rocco 32 177= Savannah 25 182= Caelan 31 182= Alexa 24 182= Cian 31 182= April 24 182= Findlay 31 182= Catherine 24 182= Magnus 31 182= Edith 24 186= Ciaran 30 182= Lexie 24 186= Junior 30 182= Libby 24 186= Oskar 30 182= Louisa 24 186= Peter 30 182= Marnie 24 190= Alistair 29 * 182= Rosa 24 190= Jakub 29 191= Connie 23 190= Jenson 29 191= Ella-Rose 23 190= Mitchell 29 191= Faye 23 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list. © Crown Copyright 2016 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 194= Antoni 28 191= Gabriella 23 194= Arlo 28 191= Georgina 23 194= Paul 28 191= Indie 23 194= Xander 28 191= Liliana 23 198= Alasdair 27 191= Lottie 23 198= Leighton 27 191= Neve 23 200= Brandon 26 191= Peyton 23 200= Dexter 26 201= Ada 22 200= Duncan 26 201= Ciara 22 200= Ruben 26 201= Elena 22 200= Tommy 26 201= Esmee 22 200= Zander 26 201= Iris 22 206= Grayson 25 201= Isabelle 22 206= Kevin 25 201= Laila 22 206= Levi 25 201= Maryam 22 * 206= Maxwell 25 201= Zoey 22 * 206= Travis 25 210= Leila 21 211= Eric 24 210= Melissa 21 211= Toby 24 210= Pippa 21 213= Ali 23 213= Arabella 20 213= Jonathan 23 213= Charlie 20 213= Lukas 23 213= Eloise 20 213= Rowan 23 213= Fatima 20 213= Seth 23 213= Heather 20 213= Spencer 23 213= Khloe 20 213= Taylor 23 213= Louise 20 220= Felix 22 213= Orlagh 20 220= Quinn 22 221= Aisha 19 220= Ronan 22 221= Alicia 19 220= Shaun 22 221= Alisha 19 224= Albert 21 221= Autumn 19 224= Billy 21 221= Belle 19 * 224= Cillian 21 221= Kirsty 19 224= Dean 21 227= Caitlyn 18 224= Jonah 21 227= Isabel 18 224= Nathaniel 21 227= Jorgie 18 224= Stuart 21 227= Kacey 18 231= Adrian 20 227= Katherine 18 231= Bryce 20 227= Lydia 18 231= Frederick 20 227= Maia 18 231= Ibrahim 20 227= Saoirse 18 231= Joe 20 227= Skylar 18 231= Marc 20 236= Abby 17 231= Rogan 20 236= Annabel 17 231= Teddy 20 236= Carmen 17 239= Jace 19 236= Cerys 17 239= Jan 19 236= Erica 17 239= Jasper 19 236= Fearne 17 239= Kerr 19 236= Frankie 17 239= Lee 19 236= Jenna 17 239= Marcel 19 236= Kate 17 239= Martin 19 236= Macey 17 239= Niall 19 236= Marley 17 239= Stanley 19 236= Morgan 17 248= Abdullah 18 236= Nicole 17 248= Aleksander 18 236= Payton 17 248= Caiden 18 * 236= Seren 17 248= Cayden 18 236= Zainab 17 248= Colton 18 252= Alicja 16 248= Lennon 18 252= Aliza 16 248= Stewart 18 252= Ana 16 255= Casey 17 252= Elodie 16 255= Christian 17 * 252= Emelia 16 255= Hudson 17 252= Harlow 16 255= Lauchlan 17 252= Hazel 16 Footnote 1) The equals sign indicates that there is more than one name with this position of rank in the list.
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