Beulah is an uncommon, historic given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'married' or 'wedded'. It was popular during the Victorian era but has since fallen out of favor. Beulah is also a biblical place name, appearing in Isaiah and Song of Solomon as a symbol of joy and beauty.
The name Beulah experienced periods of popularity and decline during the specified years. The highest number of births recorded was 14 in 1915, while the lowest was 5 on several occasions between 1892 and 1938. Overall, there were a total of 213 babies named Beulah born during these years.