Two names, one curve
Put two names side by side on the same popularity chart, back to the first year the record has them, and see roughly how many classmates would share each one.
Ranks and counts are the Social Security Administration's own, back to 1880. The classmate figure is an estimate: the name's share of that year's recorded names for its sex, scaled to a class of 25. Names outside the top thousand have no curve to draw. How we use it.
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