Meaning and history
A medieval variant of Geoffrey, Jeffrey has been more common than Geoffrey in America, though the reverse is true in Britain.
20062006: 2,267 births, rank #180
2007: 2,131 births, rank #191
2008: 1,998 births, rank #198
2009: 1,719 births, rank #216
2010: 1,625 births, rank #221
20112011: 1,440 births, rank #246
2012: 1,508 births, rank #240
2013: 1,406 births, rank #256
2014: 1,380 births, rank #266
2015: 1,261 births, rank #290
20162016: 1,173 births, rank #301
2017: 1,056 births, rank #324
2018: 1,016 births, rank #329
2019: 881 births, rank #364
2020: 794 births, rank #386
20212021: 727 births, rank #424
2022: 681 births, rank #452
2023: 622 births, rank #485
2024: 588 births, rank #520
20252025: 544 births, rank #552
Jeffrey moved from #520 to #552 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1962, with 33,537 births.