Talmadge is a distinctive, uncommon given name of American origin. Derived from the surname Talmadge, which has Scottish and Irish roots, the name is believed to have been derived from 'tòmm' meaning 'twins,' and 'eachadh' meaning 'waterfall.' This unique moniker brings together elements of nature and unity in its etymology.
The name Talmadge appears to have been more popular among parents in the early 1920s with a peak in popularity between 1921 and 1925, seeing seven births each of those years. The name's usage then dipped slightly after 1925 before picking up again in 1927 with five births. Overall, there were 36 babies named Talmadge born over this six-year period.