Clemson

KLEHM-suhn /ˈklɛmsən/
boy 2 syllables fading

Clemson is a very rare boys' name that was most common in the 1910s and has all but disappeared.

Clemson is a boy name. It last appears in U.S. records in 1942. Clemson was first reported in SSA data in 1914 and peaked in 1914 (7 births).

About the name Clemson

PronunciationKLEHM-suhn /ˈklɛmsən/
7peak births 1914
1914first in SSA data

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How popular is Clemson?

Boys named Clemson
19141915192019251930193519401942
Boys named Clemson per year hover for count and boys rank Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, national data 1914–1942 U.S.+territories from SSA territory files (1998–1942) SSA publishes a name only in years it was given to at least 5 babies, so a name may have been in use before — or between — the years shown here

Clemson total popularity by year

YearU.S. birthsU.S. + territoriesRank
19425—#3,656
19215—#4,458
19147—#2,704
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