Jacquetta

Girls' name · Late 20th-century

Living in the US: ~1,400 survival-weighted estimate
2025 rank: Unranked no births recorded
Births in 2025: 0 1,705 since 1880
Typical age: 50 years, median

Jacquetta popularity over time

Rank among US baby names by birth year, 1916–2002. Lower is more popular; the scale is logarithmic so the top of the chart is not compressed.

More children were named Jacquetta in 1988 than in any other year — 55 of them. It first clears the SSA reporting threshold in 1916. No births were recorded under this name in 2025; the most recent year with data is 2002.

Recorded US births by year. The peak is labelled; the axis starts at zero.

How many people are named Jacquetta?

An estimated 1,400 living Americans are called Jacquetta. That is out of 1,705 recorded births since 1880.

This is a survival-weighted estimate, not a headcount: every recorded birth year is multiplied by the chance someone born that year is still alive, using the SSA period life table. How the estimate works.

How old is the average Jacquetta?

The typical living Jacquetta is 50 years old. The 1980s produced the largest surviving cohort. By the site’s era rules that makes Jacquetta a late 20th-century name.

Your Jacquetta

Estimated living bearers by age today. Each bar is a birth year, weighted by the chance someone born then is still alive.

Notable people named Jacquetta

Ordered by how many Wikipedia language editions have an article about them — a measure of reach, not of importance.
Name		Known for	Years	Editions
	Jacquetta Hawkes	British archaeologist	1910–1996	18

Photo credits (1)

Jacquetta Hawkes — Barbara Niggl Radloff, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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