Moultrie is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of American origin, derived from the surname Moultrie which was borne by prominent figures like William Moultrie, a general during the American Revolutionary War and the namesake of Fort Moultrie in South Carolina. The name Moultrie has been used sparingly as a first name, perhaps inspired by its historical significance or its unique sound. It is not associated with any specific cultural or religious tradition and does not have an established meaning or origin story beyond its derivation from the surname Moultrie. As a given name, Moultrie may be considered unusual but also intriguing due to its rarity and connection to American history.
"Moultrie had a total of 24 babies named Ann between 1914 and 1918, with peak years being 1914 (8 births) and 1916-1917 (5 births each)."