Meaning and history
From an English surname derived from a place name, Weston ultimately comes from Old English west, meaning “west,” and tun, meaning “enclosure, yard, town.”
20062006: 794 births, rank #376
2007: 852 births, rank #368
2008: 1,027 births, rank #323
2009: 1,282 births, rank #268
2010: 1,584 births, rank #225
20112011: 1,749 births, rank #204
2012: 2,284 births, rank #171
2013: 2,488 births, rank #163
2014: 2,965 births, rank #136
2015: 3,327 births, rank #120
20162016: 3,403 births, rank #121
2017: 3,656 births, rank #109
2018: 3,782 births, rank #102
2019: 3,574 births, rank #104
2020: 3,423 births, rank #104
20212021: 3,793 births, rank #95
2022: 4,112 births, rank #82
2023: 4,373 births, rank #75
2024: 4,672 births, rank #70
20252025: 5,482 births, rank #55
Weston has risen sharply in the modern US rankings, moving from #397 in 2000 to #55 in 2025. It now stands at #55 for boys. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 5,482.