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CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS! ! ! ! You have a baby on the way! Will it be a boy or girl? Where will he go to school? What will she grow up to be? Who will he marry? How will she change the world around her? What will you name him or her ? There are so many questions.

While we can'

t help with all of them, perhaps we can help you by providing you some ideas for a name. A LITTLE NAME TRIVIA A LITTLE NAME TRIVIA A LITTLE NAME TRIVIA A LITTLE NAME TRIVIA

2004 was a very busy year for everyone. George Bush was reelected President for a second term;

the U.S. began helping Iraq with reconstruction;

same-sex marriages became legal in Massachusetts;

Paris, Janet and Martha were household names;

and Superman died. During this time, there were more than 50,000 babies born to Oklahoma residents. Parents were very creative. Names were chosen from every letter of the alphabet and reflected family and world history, cultural diversity, historical/popular figures, favorite places, emotions, but most of all―imagination. There were 4,373 different boys names and 6,577 different girls names. There were even

466 that were used for both boys and girls. For boys, names ranged from A, Aahil, and Aahtraeu to Zycorion, Zyler and Zyqurion and among girls they ranged from Aahlia, Aakeyla, and Aalauna to Zylee, Zyria and Zyriya. Most Popular Names in

2004 Most Popular Names in

2004 Most Popular Names in

2004 Most Popular Names in

2004 Most popular boys: 1. Jacob 2. Ethan 3. Joshua 4. Michael 5. Tyler 6. William 7. Nathan 8. Caleb 9. Matthew 10. James Most popular girls: 1. Madison 2. Emily 3. Emma 4. Alexis 5. Hannah 6. Abigail 7. Chloe 8. Elizabeth 9. Alyssa 10. Olivia Most popular gender neutral names: 1. Jordan 2. Riley 3. Jayden 4. Angel 5. Payton 6. Peyton 7. Harley 8. Reese 9. Jaiden 10. Justice Some of the more unique names include Tymber, Utah, Truck, October, and ESPN;

as well as standards like Elvis and Ozzie. Many parents tried to add a twist to common names by spelling them a little differently like Abigail. It was spelled at least

26 different ways in

2004 including Abbeygayle, Abigaile, Abygale, Abbiegail, and Abbagale. Less traditional names were also given several twists. Jayden and Payton are very common names that have become popular recently and are spelled a variety of different ways. LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK A lot has changed over the last

30 years! In

1975 Gerald Ford was president, the Vietnam War was ending, VCRs were just beginning to be developed, Saturday Night Live premiered on television, and Jaws was box office gold. In the sports world, OU won their second NCAA football championship in two years. There were nearly 43,000 births to Oklahoma residents in 1975, however the diversity in names was not present to the same level it is in 2004. There were only 2,208 unique boys names and 3,715 unique girls names―half as many as in 2004! Michael was the most popular boys name and was given to

862 boys and

4 girls. Jennifer was given to

776 girls. Most Popular Names of

1975 Most Popular Names of

1975 Most Popular Names of

1975 Most Popular Names of

1975 Most popular boys: 1. Michael 2. Christopher 3. Jason 4. James 5. John 6. David 7. Robert 8. Brian 9. Jeremy 10. William Most popular girls: 1. Jennifer 2. Amy 3. Angela 4. Heather 5. Melissa 6. Stephanie 7. Michelle 8. Kimberly 9. Lisa 10. Misty How To Obtain An Oklahoma Birth Or Death Certificate It is our goal to serve the Citizens of the State of Oklahoma with courtesy, dignity and with confidence in the most expedient manner possible. Certified copies of Oklahoma birth records are available at the Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records Office. Certified Copies of birth records may be obtained by either: 1. Coming to the Vital Records Office: 1. Coming to the Vital Records Office: 1. Coming to the Vital Records Office: 1. Coming to the Vital Records Office: OR 2. 2. 2. 2. Writing to: Writing to: Writing to: Writing to: Vital Records Service: Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma State Department of Health Oklahoma State Department Of Health Tulsa Health Department- Central Regional Health Center