Glover is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of English origin, derived from the Middle English word 'glover', which referred to a maker or seller of gloves. This occupational surname was traditionally passed down as a first name in some families. It is a unisex name, though it's more commonly associated with males. The name Glover does not have any specific associated meanings beyond its original occupational roots. It has been used sparingly throughout history and may evoke images of craftsmanship or elegance due to its connection to gloves.
Over the span of these years (1885-2014), the name Glover experienced varying popularity, with peaks and troughs in usage. The highest numbers of births occurred between 1912 to 1927, particularly in 1913 with 25 births, indicating a period of heightened preference for the name during this era. However, it is clear that overall, Glover was not among the most common names, as evidenced by the fluctuating numbers and the total count of 1114 births over nearly a century and a half. The latest recorded birth with the name Glover was in 2014, suggesting that its usage has continued into recent times but at a low frequency.