Seton

SEH-tuhn /ˈsɛtən/
boy 2 syllables fading

Seton is a very rare name used for both girls and boys that was most common in the 2010s and has all but disappeared.

Seton is predominantly a boy name. It last appears in U.S. records in 2015. Seton was first reported in SSA data in 1994 and peaked in 2013 (10 births).

About the name Seton

PronunciationSEH-tuhn /ˈsɛtən/

Names similar to Seton

How popular is Seton?

Boys named Seton
199419952000200520102015
Boys named Seton per year hover for count and boys rank Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, national data 1994–2015 U.S.+territories from SSA territory files (1998–2015) 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
Girls named Seton
19952000200520102012
Girls named Seton per year hover for count and girls rank Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, national data 1994–2015 U.S.+territories from SSA territory files (1998–2015) 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

Seton total popularity by year

YearU.S. birthsU.S. + territories♀ Rank♂ Rank
201577—#10,443
201477—#10,543
20131010—#8,003
20121313#19,109#9,562
201188—#9,458
19955—#15,305—
19945——#9,993