Jemmie, of Anglo-Saxon origin, is an intriguing and uncommon given name that adds a touch of uniqueness to any individual who bears it. Derived from the Middle English 'Gem', which means 'precious stone', Jemmie evokes images of brilliance and rarity. This name was initially used as a pet form of names like Gem or Gemini, but has since evolved into a standalone moniker in its own right. In recent times, Jemmie has gained popularity as a unisex name, offering parents the flexibility to choose it for either a boy or a girl.
The name Jemmie experienced fluctuations in popularity throughout the period from 1919 to 1951, with a total of 110 births recorded during this time. The highest number of births occurred in 1936 with 11 babies named Jemmie, while other years saw fewer than 8 births each.