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Most popular baby names of 1987

In 1987, the most popular names for US babies were Michael for boys (63,663 babies, 3.4% of boys) and Jessica for girls (55,996 babies, 3.2% of girls). The rest of the top five were Christopher, Matthew, Joshua and David for boys and Ashley, Amanda, Jennifer and Sarah for girls. SSA recorded 8,152 different boy names and 13,264 different girl names that year.

Top 100 boy names, 1987
RankNameBabiesChange
1Michael63,663–
2Christopher54,494–
3Matthew46,507–
4Joshua40,004–
5David36,796–
6Andrew36,205▲ 2
7Daniel35,875▼ 1
8James32,660▼ 1
9Justin31,492▲ 5
10Robert30,240▼ 1
11John29,553▼ 1
12Joseph28,519–
13Ryan28,490▼ 2
14Brandon24,823▼ 1
15William24,203–
16Nicholas23,249▲ 1
17Anthony23,123▲ 2
18Jonathan23,120▼ 2
19Kevin20,421▲ 2
20Brian20,363–
21Eric20,203▲ 1
22Kyle19,866▲ 1
23Jason19,349▼ 5
24Thomas18,137▲ 2
25Steven17,769–
26Timothy17,397▲ 1
27Adam16,931▼ 3
28Benjamin14,890▲ 2
29Jeremy14,473▼ 1
30Richard14,402▼ 1
31Jacob14,326–
32Jeffrey13,477–
33Zachary13,203▲ 5
34Aaron12,684▼ 1
35Charles12,176▼ 1
36Mark11,996▼ 1
37Alexander11,837▲ 4
38Stephen11,551▼ 2
39Tyler11,539▲ 1
40Sean11,455▼ 3
41Patrick11,143▼ 2
42Travis10,397▲ 7
43Scott10,193▲ 1
44Dustin10,108▼ 2
45Nathan9,910▼ 2
46Paul9,706▼ 1
47Gregory9,136▼ 1
48Jose8,738▲ 3
49Cody8,675▲ 7
50Samuel8,576▲ 2
51Bryan8,561▼ 4
52Jordan8,406▲ 1
53Kenneth8,354▼ 3
54Derek8,253▲ 3
55Jesse7,982▼ 7
56Bradley6,916▼ 2
57Corey6,443▲ 5
58Jared6,206–
59Shawn6,202▼ 4
60Alex6,043▲ 4
61Edward5,911–
62Cory5,849▲ 6
63Chad5,622▼ 4
64Peter5,554▼ 4
65Shane5,305▲ 2
66Juan4,976▼ 1
67Marcus4,950▼ 4
68Phillip4,814▲ 2
69Keith4,782▼ 3
70Donald4,501▲ 1
71Brett4,429▼ 2
72Antonio4,421▲ 1
73Ronald4,153▲ 2
74Carlos4,148▲ 2
75Joel4,138▼ 3
76Austin4,096▲ 14
77George4,089▼ 3
78Nathaniel4,050–
79Raymond3,996▼ 2
80Casey3,926▲ 3
81Ian3,924▲ 4
82Luis3,920▼ 3
83Evan3,869▼ 2
84Philip3,839▲ 2
85Douglas3,803▼ 3
86Derrick3,534▲ 1
87Gary3,486▼ 3
88Craig3,364▼ 8
89Seth3,338▲ 8
90Christian3,324▼ 1
91Victor3,307▼ 3
92Wesley3,244▲ 4
93Trevor3,236▲ 5
94Erik3,231▼ 2
95Vincent3,174▼ 2
96Cameron3,159▲ 39
97Frank3,124▼ 6
98Gabriel3,079▼ 3
99Devin3,076▲ 14
100Curtis2,909–
Top 100 girl names, 1987
RankNameBabiesChange
1Jessica55,996–
2Ashley54,853–
3Amanda41,786–
4Jennifer32,708–
5Sarah27,895–
6Stephanie22,402–
7Brittany22,231▲ 1
8Nicole20,286▼ 1
9Heather18,982–
10Elizabeth18,608–
11Samantha17,944▲ 10
12Megan17,823▼ 1
13Melissa17,674▼ 1
14Danielle17,009▲ 2
15Amber16,749▼ 2
16Lauren16,708▼ 2
17Rachel15,644▼ 2
18Tiffany14,743▼ 1
19Emily14,711▲ 5
20Christina13,818▼ 1
21Michelle13,034▲ 2
22Laura13,032▼ 2
23Kimberly13,030▼ 5
24Amy11,787▼ 2
25Rebecca11,626▲ 1
26Crystal11,011▼ 1
27Kayla10,579▲ 37
28Katherine10,438–
29Sara10,090▼ 2
30Kelly9,866▼ 1
31Erica9,328–
32Whitney8,923–
33Courtney8,909▲ 2
34Erin8,847▼ 4
35Angela8,581▼ 2
36Andrea8,496–
37Mary8,395–
38Katie8,196–
39Jamie7,916▼ 5
40Lisa7,549–
41Lindsey7,457▼ 2
42Kristen7,360▼ 1
43Vanessa7,348–
44Allison7,340▼ 2
45Shannon6,968▼ 1
46Alicia6,776▼ 1
47Chelsea6,630▲ 26
48Christine6,620▼ 1
49Lindsay6,530▼ 3
50Victoria6,255▲ 4
51Kathryn6,237▼ 3
52Anna6,169▼ 1
53Maria5,677▼ 4
54Jacqueline5,627▲ 3
55Kristin5,463▼ 5
56Natalie5,330▼ 4
57Jenna5,305▼ 2
58April5,295▼ 5
59Alexandra5,219▲ 13
60Alyssa5,136▲ 25
61Brittney5,127▲ 4
62Kristina5,018▲ 1
63Caitlin4,989▲ 6
64Monica4,809▼ 5
65Julie4,739▼ 7
66Hannah4,594▲ 16
67Kelsey4,574▲ 45
68Cassandra4,555▼ 8
69Tara4,446▼ 13
70Krystal4,378▼ 9
71Holly4,259▼ 9
72Kathleen4,165▼ 4
73Natasha4,131▼ 3
74Catherine4,108▼ 7
75Erika3,994▼ 1
76Patricia3,913▼ 10
77Kendra3,841▲ 24
78Meghan3,771▼ 7
79Jasmine3,723▲ 16
80Veronica3,616▼ 3
81Casey3,582▼ 1
82Leah3,454▼ 4
83Dana3,422▲ 9
84Cynthia3,392▼ 3
85Diana3,355▼ 10
86Julia3,331▲ 2
87Bethany3,294▲ 4
88Brandi3,244▼ 9
89Leslie3,194▼ 3
90Margaret3,146▼ 1
91Mallory3,138▼ 8
92Brandy3,032▼ 8
93Valerie2,964▼ 17
94Brooke2,955▲ 10
95Morgan2,928▲ 18
96Felicia2,909▼ 6
97Molly2,891▲ 13
98Rachael2,833▲ 5
99Jillian2,793▲ 8
100Alison2,771▼ 4

Source: US Social Security Administration baby name data, 1987. Counts are Social Security card applications for US births; SSA leaves out names given to fewer than 5 babies in a year. Updated 2026-10-05. How these numbers are made.