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Popularity Over Time: How Many Boys Have Been Named Baron
This chart illustrates how many Boys were named Baron in the U.S. since 1880.
A few facts about the boy's name Baron:
Records indicate that 1,888 boys in the United States have been named Baron since 1880.
The greatest number of people were given this name in 2008, when 194 people in the U.S. were given the name Baron. Those people are now 13 years old.
So ... how do we know this stuff? Baby Names Hub identifies trends by analyzing vast amounts of data made available by the U.S. government and other public sources. This data, including social security statistics, provides detailed information on baby name popularity and trends in the United States.
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3 Positive Comments
"My names Baron dicord ID, Sheriff_Baron_P#2884
Lets chat fellow Barons!" Sep. 23, 2020: 
"My name is Baron (pronounced like ?bear in?) and I was named after a random Red Lobster employee
It?s not a common name but I can tell people that I?m currently 1 of less than 1000 people named Baron" Jun. 17, 2020:
"I do think the 2011 comment is inappropriate and rude. How do you people rate that comment neutral?" Apr. 23, 2019:
4 Neutral Comments
"I named my son Baron in 1976. We did so in memory of my boss and best friend who met his untimely death 5 years before." Mar. 29, 2021:
"The origin of 'Earl' as a first name goes back many centuries--originally referring to servants of the noblemen--unlike other titles. Other titles are rarely, if ever, used as first names--other than for pets.
The very common use of 'King', 'Lady', 'Duke' 'Duchess','Princess'...and 'Baron', etc.,for pets, especially dogs, has likely kept those desperate for something unique to name their newborn from 'going there'.
For those who have lived with pets with these names, that association is likely something they wouldn't want to saddle (sorry) their child with--separate from the former respect for tradition which had prohibited this for centuries. For those unaware of history or the naming of pets, this likely seems a gold mine of uncommon names.
Personally, if someone told me they'd like me to meet their 'son', Baron, I'd expect a St. Bernard puppy to bound into the room." Dec. 5, 2019:
"Baron is such a weird name, who would name there kid that?" Aug. 13, 2011:
"One may well name a daughter Baroness if ever they used Baron for their sons. A century ago, Earl was the popular male name in the United States only. Yet as titles in Britain, 'Baron' and 'Baroness', along with 'Earl' and 'Countess', indicate people having succeeded to the barony or earldom following the death of their father, mother, uncle, or whomever." May. 23, 2008:
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