Blanchie is a name of French origin, derived from the word 'blanc', meaning white. It was traditionally given to fair-haired infants, particularly girls. The name has been used sparingly throughout history but has never quite entered mainstream popularity. This uniqueness contributes to its charm and appeal for those who appreciate distinctive names with a touch of vintage elegance.
The name Blanchie experienced significant fluctuations in popularity over the course of these years, with a total of 1323 babies being named Blanchie during this period. The name's peak was seen between 1915 and 1927, with as many as 49 births recorded in 1925, reflecting a trend that was common among names at the time. However, by the late 1930s to mid-1940s, its popularity waned significantly, dropping to single-digit numbers annually. Post-1960, it became quite rare with fewer than 8 births per year.