Meaning and history
From an English occupational surname meaning “keeper of the park.”
20062006: 3,667 births, rank #116
2007: 4,077 births, rank #108
2008: 4,321 births, rank #103
2009: 4,626 births, rank #96
2010: 4,732 births, rank #85
20112011: 5,296 births, rank #79
2012: 5,370 births, rank #81
2013: 5,672 births, rank #74
2014: 5,720 births, rank #73
2015: 5,418 births, rank #72
20162016: 4,730 births, rank #87
2017: 4,382 births, rank #90
2018: 4,007 births, rank #96
2019: 3,907 births, rank #98
2020: 3,814 births, rank #95
20212021: 3,845 births, rank #93
2022: 3,861 births, rank #94
2023: 3,807 births, rank #91
2024: 3,616 births, rank #97
20252025: 3,477 births, rank #102
Parker moved from #97 to #102 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2014, with 5,720 births.