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The Schmid Family from Hessen, Germany (German is their first language)
Daniel Schmid - 1973
Stefanie Schmid - 1978
Alexandra "Alexa" Schmid - 2000
Lena Schmid - 2001
Luisa Schmid - 2004
Frieda Schmid - 2008
Julia Schmid - 2011
Daniel Schmid - 1973
Stefanie Schmid - 1978
Alexandra "Alexa" Schmid - 2000
Lena Schmid - 2001
Luisa Schmid - 2004
Frieda Schmid - 2008
Julia Schmid - 2011
This message was edited 8/8/2023, 12:28 PM
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Frieda jumps out as being very old fashioned in comparison to the other names?
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Luisa and Frieda are quite popular in Germany.
Frieda is one of many old-fashioned-names, that haven't been used for decades but are popular now.
Alexandra, Lena and Julia were popular in the 80s and 90s. They seem a bit outdated now.
To me, Frieda also jumps out.
Like Alexandra, Lena, Julia and Luisa could be sisters born in the 80s/90s and Frieda could be the daughter of one of them.
Frieda is one of many old-fashioned-names, that haven't been used for decades but are popular now.
Alexandra, Lena and Julia were popular in the 80s and 90s. They seem a bit outdated now.
To me, Frieda also jumps out.
Like Alexandra, Lena, Julia and Luisa could be sisters born in the 80s/90s and Frieda could be the daughter of one of them.
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Looking at the name's page, it seems to have had a spike of popularity in Germany recently, though only this decade. Perhaps its been a little bit of an off-charts climber and coming back into fashion as a trendy old-fashioned name.
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