BIRTHDAY CAKE OREOS / NO CURLING!

Eric had to buzz me on MSN last night; he tried convincing me to be a curling spectator, but I don't think that's going to happen. I do have my beloved weekly tradition - as a quirkyalone (which I also told him about), I need that part of my routine. I guess I knew I was different from childhood. When you go off on your own to read during a friend's seventh birthday party (wonder if Kevin George still remembers that), and make up elaborate families (the Frothings!) in your head till your twenties or so.... yeah. My mom would ALWAYS say that "you can't live a dream world because life isn't like that," but I would just think "What if I WANT it to be like that?!" Yes, I know that life isn't about those things practically, but seriously... WHY NOT?! Is it HARMING you, lady?! Sheesh!

Besides, there's a hockey game on at 7! Yes, I will especially need peace and quiet during that time tomorrow! I finished the quadruplets and quintuplets lists yesterday, too. Should be able to finish both sextuplets entries today, which will be nice for my self-imposed deadline of tomorrow before 2. That way, I can truly enjoy the aforementioned weekly tradition AND Saturday! Replied to Mandy's email as well - yes, it IS awesome that I know a part of myself. :D

Price Smart customer service called me about those Birthday Cake Oreos - I KNEW THERE WAS A REASON WHY I DIDN'T GO OUT TILL NOW! I'm sure the workers there laughed on the inside when I asked them why they weren't on the shelves, but the Customer Service desk had two boxes for me. I also bought five on-sale Hungry Man microwaveable meals, and one more bag of kimchi dumplings. (they had potstickers, but I'll get those next time) I failed at using my debit card at the self-checkout, so I used the cash option instead! Steph and Lisa had bought a box at Target in the States last week, it turns out - "you should have told us earlier!" indeed. Paid my phone bill when I got home, also. Spent less than $25 at the store, which is GOOD - CONTROL!

Quintuplets List, as of 2/29/12

Thank goodness for the Internet Wayback Machine! All info taken from Facts About Multiples.


Abbas (India, October 4 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls
Abel (Germany, May 30 1984) 4 boys, 1 girl, Tim, Moritz, Peter, Dirk, Lisa
Abikhalil/Haddad (born in Quebec, Canada, live in Lebanon, April 27 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Rami, Joe, Jad, Zeina, Tina (1st in Quebec, also had triplets that didn't survive)
Abou-Rmeiss (West Bank, June 2004) 4 girls, 1 boy
Abu Nofal (Gaza, February 21 2007) 4 boys, 1 girl, Mohammed, Ahmed, Hussam, Abdul Rahman, Iman
Acosta (from Mexico, born in California, November 16 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, Celina, Maria Fernanda, Mariela, Ivan, Cesar
Adams (Virginia, November 2 1998) 5 boys, 4 survive, Tommy, Patrick, James (d), Johnny, Joey (1st set in Virginia)
Aguilar/Gonzalez (Mexico, August 23 1994) 4 boys, 1 girl, Adrian, Roberto, Daniel, Luis, Isabel
Ahmed/Mahmoud (Egypt, July 12 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, Mohammed, Mahmoud, Hassan, Shero, Sherouck, Donia
Ahmed/Tulba (Egypt, August 17 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Yussef, Mustafa, Abdulrahman, Dina, Dai
Afentakis (from Greece, living in Texas, November 23 1984) 3 girls, 2 boys, 2 survive (1b, 1g)
Albano (Brazil, August 20 1952) 5 girls, 3 survive, Maria Angela (d), Maria Tereza (d), Maria Benedita, Maria Aparecida, Maria de Lourdes
Al-Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia, October 10 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Fahd, Abdullah, Sultan, Khalid, Abdulaziz
Al-Marri (Qatar, March 2009) 4 boys, 1 girl, Hamad, Tamim, Joaan, Ali, Al Mayassa
Al-Mozayan (Egypt, May 21 2001)
Allen (Louisiana, June 27 1950) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived (spontaneous)
Alves (Brazil, April 1952) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived (spontaneous)
Alves/Dos Santos (Brazil, February 12 2000) 4 girls, 1 boy, Maria, Ester, Sarah, Rebeca, David
Anderson (from Washington, born in Oregon, April 26 1973) 3 boys, 2 girls, Roger, Owen, Scott, Audrey, Diane (spontaneous)
Arafa (Saudi Arabia, March 1 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, Mohammed, Mahmud, Mustafa, Mirna, Maryam
Aranson (Pennsylvania, November 26 1966) 5 girls, none survived, Roni (d), Marci (d), Kimberly (d), Amy (d), Susan (d) (reportedly spontaneous)
Arias/Vargas (Chile, May 5 2003) 4 boys, 1 girl, Arturo, Alonso, Gabriel, Joaquim, Maria-Gabriela (Alonso & Arturo identical)
Arimoto (Japan, July 27 1979) 2 boys, 2 girls, 1 stillborn unknown
Arjona/Marines (Mexico, December 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys
Arnold (Wisconsin, September 18 1997) 3 girls, 2 boys, Alyssa, Natalie, Emily, Devin, Daniel
Artamkin (from Russia, born in UK, November 10 2007) 5 girls, Elizaveta, Alexandra, Nadezhda, Tatiana, Varvara
Artzi (Israel, February 20 1980) 4 boys, 1 girl
Ascher (Germany, September 24 1987) 5 boys, Benjamin, Dominick, Daniel, Fabian, Felix
Auriol (France, October 19 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Fabien, Julien, Thomas, Emilie, Aurelie
Aymond (Louisiana, October 12 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Harley, Garrett, Connor, Krysta, Alyssa (1st surviving set in Louisiana)

Baasch (Colorado, August 31 1990) 4 boy, 1 girl, Kevin, Will, Aaron, Alex, Leighza
Baer (Illinois, January 5 1973) 3 girls, 2 boys, Elizabeth, Leslie, Vicki, Tommy, Douglas
Bailor (Ohio, July 3 2005) 5 boys, 2 survive, Lukas, Noah, Samuel (d), Peter (d), Patrick (d)
Bajracharya (Nepal, May 11 2005) 3 boys, 1 girl, 1 unknown, 4 survive (1st IVF in Nepal)
Baker (Florida, January 30 1995) 4 boys, 1 girl, Marcus, Ian, Tristan, Evan, Elizabeth (1st surviving set in Florida)
Baker (West Virginia, October 27 2007) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Kailee (d Nov 23), Chloe, Emma, Hunter, Aiden
Ballesteros (from Mexico, born in Arizona, October 2 1988) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Denyse, Roxana, Anais, Cynthia, boy (d)
Bamawi (Saudi Arabia, July 12 1997) 3 girls, 2 boys
Barion (Italy, June 25 1980) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive (2 girls died)
Barreiro (New York, December 7 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys, Zoraelis, Lysmarie, Emealis, Jomar, Daron
Bazan/Herrera (Argentina, August 8 1982) 4 boys, 1 girl, 1 girl died
Beach (New York, March 17 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Patrick, John, Timothy (d at 4 months), Deborah, Corinne
Bean (from Connecticut, born in Germany, June 11 1972) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Alice (d July 5)
Begum (India, May 1996) 4 boys, 1 girl
Belfort (Brazil, February 1997) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive, Andrea, Felipe, Marcos, Lucas, Debora (d)
Benke (Hungary, June 21 1987) 3 boys, 2 girls
Benner (Indiana, October 4 2005) 3 boys, 1 girl, 1 unknown, Brenden, Chandler, Dane, Adyson (also had twins Bryce (d) & Bradie (g, d) in 2004; all quints weighed over 5 lbs)
Berman (Israel, October 23 1971) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Osnat, Lillach, Galit, Kalman (b), boy (d)
Bermudez (Venezuela, October 3 1992) 4 girls, 1 boy
Bernes de Ulrich (Brazil, November 11 1941) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived (spontaneous, also had twins)
Beutelspacher (Germany, January 21 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, Daniel, Johannes, Christian, Esther, Silvana
Bhatti (Pakistan, 2011) 5 girls, 3 survive (spontaneous)
Bhumbar (India, 2011) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive
Bibi (Pakistan, April 25 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 survives (girl)
Blatt (born in Arizona, from Ohio, May 9 2008) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Annabella, Lauryn, Kala, Olivia, Ronald (d at 4 days old)
Bohari (Malaysia, March 24 to April 3 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Syukri, Syahmi, Syamimi (d), Azimah, Azizah
Boler (Indiana, April 2005)
Bongiorno (New Jersey, May 17 1991) 4 boys, 1 girl, Matthew, Zachary, Travis, Daniel, Katelyn
Bonk (Poland, November 7 1995) 3 girls, 2 boys, Anna, Malgorzata, Karolina, Rafal, Sebastian
Bostock (Scotland, UK, April 14 1972) 4 girls, 1 boy, Diane, Carol, Lorraine, Pamela, Paul (spontaneous)
Bova (California, March 1 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Abigail, Kathryn, Emiline, Samuel, Nathaniel
Bowman (Washington, June 20 1996) 4 girls, 1 boy, Danielle, Sierra, Randi, Rachel, Clint (Danielle & Rachel identical, 1st set in Washington)
Bradley (Wyoming, February 11 1967) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive, Sharon, Anne, Elizabeth, Christopher, Samuel
Braham (Australia, December 31 1967) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Annabel, Caroline, Faith, Richard, Geoffrey (d) (spontaneous, family also had twins in 1967)
Brewer (North Carolina, November 3 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Sean, Ben, Carson (d May 2005), Madelyn, Morgan (9th set since 1968)
Brister (Mississippi, April 6 1999) 4 boys, 1 girl, Blayne, Bryson, Brantley, Madisyn (g) (one boy stillborn, 1st set in Mississippi)
Brooks (England, UK, February 23 1976) 3 boys, 2 girls
Brooks (Missouri, October 10 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, Helen, Ruth, Emily, Jesse, Owen
Brown (North Carolina, July 12 1950) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive (spontaneous, also had quads in 1948, none survived)
Brown (England, UK, December 3 1971) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive (2 g, 1 b) Bevan (b)
Brown (California, September 26 2001) 3 boys, 2 girls, Gabriel, Garrett, Gavin, Crystal, Cheyenne
Brown (Pennsylvania, October 29 2001) 4 girls, 1 boy, Faith, Kaitlyn, Jenna, Rachel, Zachary
Brunner (Czech Republic?, 1880) (spontaneous, also had sextuplets)
Brunner (France, June 9 1978) 3 boys, 2 girls, Luc, Gilles, Marc, Maud, Anne (1st to survive in France)
Bryant (from Texas, born in Arizona, September 17 2004) 3 girls, 2 boys, Mackenzie, Peyton, Kaitlyn, Caleb, Austin
Burton/Roberts (California, November 19 2000) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Faith (d), Raven, Hope, Grace, Blake (Grace & Hope identical)
Bustos/Valbuena (from Peru, born in Chile, October 2 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Carolina (d), Paula, Maria-Paz, Maria-José, Andrès
Butler (Saskatchewan, Canada, October 14 2008) 3 girls, 2 boys, Rhyanne, Brooklynn, Kaylee, Ryker, Dakota

Cabane (France, January 22 1980) 3 boys, 2 girls, Xavier, Stephane, Sebastien, Sandrine, Caren
Califani (Italy, 1837) 4 girls, 1 boy (spontaneous, 2 girls identical, also had twins)
Calleto (Philippines, December 29 1971) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive (1b and 1 g died)
Calling (England, UK, 1829) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous, 3 boys identical, 2 girls identical)
Campo (Italy, November 6 1980) 3 boys, 2 girls, 2 girls survive
Candiani (Italy, November 27 1980) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Lorenzo, Diego, Alessandro, Gloria (d), Miriam
Candida (Angola, February 6 2006) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous, already had 7 other children)
Cangialosi (New York, October 15 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys, Jennifer, Ellen, Allison, Angelo, Nicholas
Caputo (Italy, October 8 1984) 3 boys, 2 girls, Christian (d)
Carbone (New York, September 8 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, Francesca, Marissa, Briana, Brendan, Austin
Cardona/Araya (Costa Rica, October 3 2005) 4 girls, 1 boy
Carlson (Utah, December 13 1998) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown (lost in utero), none survived, Angel (d), Caleigh (d), Sarah (d), Teddy (d)
Casale (Italy, December 15 1982) 4 boys, 1 girl
Cassidy (Ireland, August 16 2001) 3 boys, 2 girls, Rory, Conor, Cian, Amy, Dearbhail
Castro/Hernandez Neila (Spain, November 21 1969) 4 boys, 1 girl, 3 survive (2 boys died)
Cataldo (Chile, May 31 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, Benjamin, Maximiliano, Felipe, Florencia, Valentine (spontaneous)
Cestari (Venezuela, November 21 1998) 5 boys, 4 survive, Samuel, Fabricio (d), Jose-Alejandro, Jesus, Jose-Francisco (1st IVF in Venezuela)
Chan (Indiana, May 1 2008) 3 girls and 2 boys, Ariel, Addison, Gabriella, Brayden, Micah (Addison & Gabriella identical)
Chandler (Colorado, May 20 1989) 4 girls, 1 boy, Heidi, Meagan, Amanda, Emily, Joshua
Chapa/Guaman (Ecuador, May 11 1999) 3 girls, 2 boys, Diana, Miriam, Gloria, Pablo, Edison
Chapman/Burgess (Australia, May 13 1992) 3 girls, 2 boys, India, Erica, Georgia, Jack, Louis
Charney (Michigan, September 14 2003) 3 survive
Chavez (from Mexico, born in Texas, May 24 1988) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
Chavez (California, April 9 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, Lilianne, Mikayla, Jenna, Jacob, Joseph
Chavez/Flores (Mexico, December 8 1999) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived, Omar (d)
Chen (China, September 12 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 girl died
Chin/Tan (Singapore, April 1997) 4 girls, 1 boy, Adriel, Amanda, Alicia, Annabelle, Andre (spontaneous)
Chikaraishi (Illinois, August 4 1982) 4 girls, 1 boy, Juli, Jami, Kristi, Kari, Ben
Christophe (France, October 2 1957) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived, Michele (d), Helene (d), Genevieve (d), Roland (d), Philippe (d) (spontaneous)
Christoffers (Minnesota, November 30 2001) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Jacob, Kevin, Robert (d at 6 mo), Bethany, Alyssa (1st set in Minnesota)
Chuglinykh (Russia, 1991?) 4 girls, 1 boy, Diana, Alyona, Anyuta, Kristina, Vladik
Ciudad/Oporto (Chile, July 26 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Diego, Pedro, Hugo, Abril, Daniela
Clark-Kessinger (Kentucky, August 9 2010) 4 girls, 1 boy, Maggie, Hartley, Allie, Ella, Easton
Clary (Georgia, March 17 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, Faith, Hope, Charity, Tereso, Francisco
Clingan (Alabama, December 10 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls, Jayden, Eli, Peyton, Gracyn, Avery
Collier (Ontario, Canada, February 6 1988) 4 boys, 1 girl, Willie, Wade, Lance, Remington, Maxine (1st IVF in Canada)
Collins (from Illinois, born in Arizona September 9 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys, Grace, Elizabeth (Betsy), Clare, Padraic, Aidan (1st set in Arizona)
Conklin (Pennsylvania, 2009) 5 boys, Ian, Sawyer, Wesley, Micah, Travis
Convane (Mozambique, June 6 1957) 4 boys, 1 girls, none survived (spontaneous)
Cox (Indiana, July 8 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Luke, Jonathan, Tommy, Grace, Katie
Crocco/Canale (Italy, January 18 2003) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Guadelupe, Ilaria, Martina, Diletta (d), Pablo
Crook (born in Georgia, from Tennessee, December 15 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls, Thomas, Parker, Davis, Ava, Camden (6th baby lost at 10 wks, also have surviving twin (one lost in utero) Alex, father a fraternal twin)
Cuaranda (Argentina, April 23 1988) 4 boys, 1 girl
Cuevas/Burciaga (Mexico, March 15 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys, Andrea, Alondra, Adela, Arturo, Pascual (1st IVF)
Curtis (Michigan, February 20 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Leith, Logan, Lucas, Lauren, Lindsey

Daubshe (Israel, August 28 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, Shalom, Hussein, Rabin or Clinton, Nur (g), Leah (spontaneous)
D'anna/Arias (Argentina, June 28 1977) 5 boys, none survived, Mariano-Jose, Martin, Alejandro, Sebastian, Pablo
Davis (Texas, July 18 1975) 4 girls, 1 boy, Charla, Chanda, Christa, Chelsa, Casey (Chelsa & Chanda identical)
Davis (from New Hampshire, born in Massachusetts, April 6 1988) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Jessica, Emily, Natalie, Matthew (d Apr 17), Phillip
Debnath (India, January 2 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive
De Groeber (Argentina, September 1956) (spontaneous)
de la Vega (Cuba, December 25 1939) (spontaneous)
Del Cid (El Salvador, January 19 1997) 4 boys, 1 girl, Milton, Edwin, Cristian, Irvin, Thelma
DeLoera (Colorado, May 13 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Eva, Lilia, Victoria, Victor, Hugo
Dempsey (Tennessee, September 27 2004) 2 boys, 2 girls, 1 unknown lost in utero, 4 survive, Gideon, Barrett, Bailey, Lawrence (Wren)
Denny (from California, born in Arizona, October 17 2003) 3 boys, 2 girls, Anthony, Joshua, Julian, Jiliana, Alexis
de Moscoloni (Argentina, August 3 1934) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (spontaneous)
De Oliveira Pereira (Brazil, October 30 2003) 5 boys, 3 survive, Andre-Luiz, Manuel-Antonio (d), Daniel (d), Isaac, Levi
Derks (from Wisconsin born in Minnesota, May 5 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, Katina, Brooklyn, Stephanie, Shawn, Darin
Devereaux (September 30 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls?, Kiefer, Jared, Logan, Bailey, Reese
Dewval (Canada, 1834) 5 boys, at least 1 died (also had all girl quads that did not survive, spontaneous)
Dias de Costa (Brazil, February 28 2000) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive, Luiz Ricardo, Luiz Adalberto, Luiz Fernando, Luiz Antonio (d), Anne Katherine
Diaz (Texas, July 14 1996) 3 boys, 2 girls, George, John, Emilio, Enna, Maria Fernanda
Dickens (Maryland, September 21 2005) 4 girls, 1 boy, Si'ani, NaRae, Rayne, Jade, JaMir
Diligenti (Argentina, July 15 1943) 3 girls, 2 boys, Maria Esther, Maria Fernanda, Maria Christina, Carlos Alberto, Franco (spontaneous) (also had triplets with one surviving)
Dilley (Australia, 1985) none survived
DiLullo (Ohio, January 18 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, James, John, Daniel, Angelina, Lauren
Dionne (Ontario, Canada, May 28 1934) 5 girls, 2 currently survive, Annette, Yvonne (d 2001), Cecile, Marie (d 1970), Emilie (d 1954) (all identical, spontaneous)
Dixon (Texas, April 13 2005) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, Madison, Candice, Samantha, Hudson, unknown (d in utero) (spontaneous, all fraternal, conceived on the Pill)
Dopfer (Poland or Germany, 1804) (spontaneous)
Dorantes/Barreto (Mexico, March 16 1992) 3 girls, 2 boys
Dormieu (France, December 19 1983) 5 boys, Benjamin, Pierre, Antoine, Clement, Sylvain
Dorr (Michigan, July 16 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived, Christopher (d), Cody (d), Logan (d), Meagan (d), Mikayla (d)
Doucet (Louisiana, December 8 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, Harley (b), Hunter (b), Haven, (b), Hailey, Hanna
Dourthe/Orrego (Chile, October 24 1996) 5 boys, Joaquín, Vicente, Francisco, Ignacio, Sebastián (2 identical)
Drury (Kentucky, February 14 1914) 3 boys, 2 girls, 3 survived, Floyd (d age 2), Lloyd, Claude, girl (d), girl (d) (spontaneous, 3 boys identical, 2 girls identical girls stillborn, also had quads 18 months later)
Duffy (Illinois, April 19 1994) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Brianna, Kate, Erin (d at 5 months), Sean, Neil
Dunn (Louisiana, November 19 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, Reagan, Morgan, Madison, Matthew, Jakob (also seen last name as Bunn)
Duval (New York) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived, Edward Jr. (d), Cameron (d), Jonathan (d), Madison (d), McKenzie (d)
Dysarz/Meehan (Kentucky, July 26 2002) 3 boys, 1 girl, 1 unknown, 4 survive, Michael, Jacob, Tristian, Taylor

Eid (Poland, 1914) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
Ellydawati (Indonesia, October 7 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys
Ely (North Carolina, September 7 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive (all lost in utero), Julianna, Angelina, Isabella, Lucius, Tristan
Englert (New York, January 27 1996) 5 boys, 4 survive, Jordan, John, Jeremy, Justin, boy (d) Epstein/Vicari (Arizona, May 13 1997) none survived
Erdhardt (Canada, November 30 1994) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Madison, Alexandra, Courthnay, Christian (d), Joel
Ervin (Mississippi, May 21 2001) 4 girls, 1 boy, Grace, Taylor, Jacqueline, Amber, Michael (1st surviving set in Mississippi)
Escalante/Alvarado (Mexico, October 13 1992) 4 girls, 1 boy, 1 girl died
Esparza/Torres (Mexico, April 5 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 survive, Gracia (d), Valeria, Fernanda (d), Ruben-Alejandro (d), Daniel (d)

Facco di Leo (Italy, 1982) 3 girls, 2 boys, Jessica, Marika, Luana, Manuel, Cristian
Fadipe (Nigeria, July 24 1995) none survived
Faylor (Texas, September 1 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Joshua, Joseph, Jonathan, Nataleigh, Cathryn
Feng (China, August 3 1946) 4 girls, 1 boy (spontaneous) [also seen name as Seng Si-Chi, 4 boys, 1 girl]
Fernandez/Barrera (Philippines, April 2009) 5 girls, Korina, Marie, Sarah, Wena, Melody (d)
Fernandez/Gonzalez (Mexico, November 12 1993) 4 boys, 1 girl, 3 survive, Jacob, Salomon, Andrea (g)
Fernandez/Mangas (Spain, January 19 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, Raquel, Maria, Cristina, David, Manolo
Fernandez/Cavajos (Texas, January 22 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys, Brenda, Abril, Paola, Jose, Cesar
Ferrante (New York, December 2008) 4 girls, 1 boy, Allesia, Amanda, Ella, Emily, Matthew (reportedly spontaneous)
Ferri (Italy, November 4 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys, Michela, Eleanora, Francesca, Federico, Alessandro
Ferrill (Illinois, December 21 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls, Drayden, Landyn, Layne, Irelyn, Kieran
Finer (Iowa, January 21 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Nicholas, Ryan, Joshua, Jessica, Erin (d Aug 2000)
Fischer (South Dakota, September 14 1963) 4 girls, 1 boy, Mary Magdalene, Mary Margaret, Mary Anne, Mary Catherine, James (Mary Catherine, Mary Margaret & Mary Magdalene identical, spontaneous)
Fleta/Perez (Spain, May 21 1986) 4 boys, 1 girl, 3 survive
Ford (Oregon, May 10 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive, Eleanna, Macaiah, Brooklyn (d May 18), Daniel, Kale (d May 18) (spontaneous)
Forgie (Ontario, Canada, September 22 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys Kiza, Anya, Zuri (g), Rhys, Matthew
Fout (Ohio, December 16 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, Levi, Matthew, Sebastian, Katelin, Cheyenne
Fucile/Cercello (Italy, September 24 2005) 4 boys, 1 girl, Christian, Pietro, Diego, Davide, Sara
Funayama (Japan, 1901) 3 boys, 2 girls (likely two girls identical, two boys identical, spontaneous)
Furlow (England, UK, May 6 1972) 3 boys, 2 girls, 2 survive, Daniel (d), Marc, Andrew

Gadlage (Kentucky, March 24 1948) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive (spontaneous, 3 girls identical, 2 boys identical)
Gaither (Indiana, August 3 1983) 3 girls, 2 boys, Ashlee, Rhealyn, Renee, Joshua, Brandon (1st African-American set in US, spontaneous)
Galindo/Maya (Mexico)
Galletti (Argentina, 2000)
Gambino (Michigan, April 22 1989) 5 girls, 3 survive, Michelle, Marie, Alyssa (d Dec 8), Dana, Natalie (d Oct 30)
Ganci/Intagliata (Italy, October 17 1996) 5 girls, 4 survive, Naomi, Carmen, Sara, Sharon, Serena (d)
Gandhe (India, August 2010) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survive
Garay/Silva (Chile, November 7 1994) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Gabriela, Javiera, Francisca, Diego, Rodrigo (d)
Garbini/Carmina (Argentina, January 29 1997) 4 boys, 1 girl, Octovio, Augusto, Ezequiel, Franco, Lara
Garcin/Salcedo (from Mexico, born in California, September 19 1983) 4 girls, 1 boy, Paola, Regina, Daniela, Natalia, Alberto
Gargiulo (Michigan, November 30 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Anna, Zoe, Caterina, Christopher, Matthew (d)
Garrido (Chile, October 28 1994) 5 girls, none survived
Geller (New Jersey, February 27 1997) 3 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive (1 unknown d at 11 weeks), David, Andrew, Jacob, Rachel
Gelinger (Switzerland, 1812) 3 boys, 2 girls (mom had twins earlier, spontaneous)
Glazel (Israel, December 23 1982) 5 boys, Shay, Oz, Dor, Ron, Ziv
Gillies (California, July 26 1994) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Samuel, Clancey, Jake, Jacklyn (d), Bonnie
Gilmour (Saskatchewan, Canada, July 28 1999) 3 girls, 2 boys, Alexandra, Madison, Sara, Simon, Ryan (conceived 6)
Glass (Missouri, August 27 2010) 3 boys, 2 girls, Luke, Evan, Brady, Abigale, Sydney
Goethe (Florida, 1897) stillborn
Golidopoulos (Greece, July 10 1983) 3 boys, 2 girls, 2 survive (2b)
Gomez (Spain, September 1974) 1 survives
Gonzalez (Spain, February 6 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Antonio, Manuel, Julian, Rocio, Immaculada
Gonzalez (Mexico, March 15 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys
Gonzalez/Sanchez (Mexico, December 28 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Karen, Aylin, Estefania, Erwin, Sergio
Good (from Maryland, born in Pennsylvania, January 25 1995) 3 girls, 2 boys, Amanda, Katelyn, Patricia, Phillip, Nathan
Goodin (Oklahoma, September 2 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Hunter, Jonathan, Jackson, Abigail, Madelyn (1st set in Oklahoma)
Gordon (Scotland, UK, 1858) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived (spontaneous)
Gordon (1950) (spontaneous)
Griffin (Pennsylvania May 26 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Austin, Dillon, Evan, Miranda, Lindsay
Granata (Ohio, June 1 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Eric, Nathan, Britton (d), Heather, Amanda
Grandin (Jersey Island, 1800s) (spontaneous)
Graser (Pennsylvania, October 10 1984) 5 girls, 2 survive, Kelly Jo (d), Amy Sue, Leslie Ann (may be all identical)
Groff (Maryland, January 14 1994) 3 girls, 2 boys, Diana, Maureen, Erin, Eric, Ian
Greyling (South Africa, March 1999)
Grundy (England, UK, August 18 1971) 4 boys, 1 girl, 2 survive, Shaun (d), Christopher, Lindsay
Guerra/Faciline (Argentina, June 28 1992) 5 boys
Guidon (France, January 9 1979) 4 boys, 1 girl, Fabrice, Regis, Ludovic, Serge, Sonia
Guillet (Louisiana, November 28 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, Allison, Emily, Brooke, Brett, Christopher
Gulczynska (Poland, February 6 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl
Guttensohn (Alabama, August 8 1996) 5 boys, Hunter, Parker, Mason, Tanner, Taylor (Hunter & Parker identical, 1st surviving set in Alabama)
Guzman/Rodriguez (Costa Rica, March 22 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Isaac, Dereck (d April 10), Samuel, Raquel, Arianna

Habash (Palestine, December 14 1995) 3 girls, 2 boys
Hale (New York, May 1909) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous)
Han/Wu (China, October 7 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 girl survives
Hannan (Texas, October 20 1959) 5 girls, none survived, Deborah (d), Janet (d), Karen (d), Melissa (d at one day), Suzanne Kay (d) (spontaneous, all identical) (first detected by x-rays)
Hanson (England, UK, November 13 1969) 5 girls, Julie, Jacqueline, Joanne, Sarah, Nicola
Harris/Hardie (New York, February 1 1967) 4 girls, 1 boy, 3 survive, Lionel, Lianna, Louisa, Talitha (d), stillborn girl (d)
Harris (Alabama, January 8 2001) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, 3 survive, Anna, Abigail, Amelia (d), Isaac, unknown (d)
Hasfa (Uganda) none survived
Hassad/Bouhadana (Israel, October 23 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
Hathaway (Washington, November 2 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Caleb, Gabriel, Seth, Renae (d), Allison
Haubrich (1996) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 survives, Leona (d 1998), Victoria (d 1997), Alanna, Adam (d 1997), Dennis (d 1997)
Haulman (Florida, 1987) unsure how many survive
Hawkins (Tennessee, January 20 1987) 3 boys, 2 girls, 1 survives, Clinton (d), Christopher (d), Stephen, Stephanie (d), Barbara (d)
Helms (Illinois, March 2 1987) 4 girls, 1 boy, Meredith, Shannon, Samantha, Bevin (g), Benjamin
Henneteau (France, August 13 1982) 3 girls, 2 boys, Emilie, Sandy, Caroline, Jeremie, Nicolas
Hernandes (from Angola, born in Portugal, April 17 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Diogo, Nuno, Mara, Lara
Hernandez (Spain, February 1929) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (spontaneous)
Hernandez/Castellanos (Illinois, January 16 2004) 3 girls, 2 boys, Vanessa, Jenette, Melissa, Bernardo, Christian (6th baby died at 8 weeks, also conceived twins that didn't survive)
Hernandez/Olmos (Mexico, July 26 2005) 4 girls, 1 boy, Regina, Dayana, Gael, Frida, Fernanda
Hernandez/Torres (Mexico, December 30 1993) 5 boys (born at 34 weeks)
Herrera (Dominican Republic, 2010) 3 boys, 2 girls
Hewish/Wright (Australia, 1851) 4 boys, 1 girl, Thomas (d), James (d), Andrew (d), Henry, Elizabeth (d) (spontaneous, also had twins James and John in 1846) <b>(naming two kids with the same name?!)</b>
Hickey (Ireland, August 26 1839) 5 boys (spontaneous, 2 sets of identicals)
Hiscock (England, UK, June 13 1989) 3 boys, 2 girls, Thomas, Daniel, Matthew, Rebecca, Louise
Hohenhaus (Australia, September 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys?, Samantha, Georgie, Elouise, Ryan, Alec (d Jan 19 1998)
Horton (Illinois, October 11 2004) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Addyson (d), Caitlynn, Coira, Portter, Lauchlan
Hovinga (April 2003) 3 unknown, 2 girls, 2 survive (2 identical were lost)
Howell (from Texas, born in Arizona, 2008) 3 girls, 2 boys, Sidney, Ivy, Briellen, Mitchell, Luke
Huber (France, 1978) 3 girls, 2 boys, Jessica, Ingrid, Evelyne, Norman, Hermann (4th set in France in 1978)
Hudock (Ohio, July 30 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys, Chloe, Olivia, Samantha, William, Andrew
Hussaini/Banu (India, April 11 2007) 4 girls, 1 boy, 2 girls and 1 boy survive (may be spontaneous)

Iafolla (Argentina, 2000)
Ilievska (Macedonia, March 3 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive (1st set in Macedonia)
Imhoff (Brazil, March 16 1982) 3 boys, 2 girls, Daniel, Fernando, Marcelo, Marcia, Juliana
Ingoldsby/Duma (Florida, March 22 1997) 3 girls, 2 boys Caroline, Grace, Olivia, Drew, Ben
Irish (New York, March 9 1808) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (spontaneous)

Jacobsen (England, UK, March 26 1986) 5 boys, Alan, Brett, Connor, Douglas, Edward (1st IVF set)
Jansen (Nebraska, July 7 1998) 3 boys, 2 girls, Elijah, Carter, Nicholas, Miranda, Taylor (1st set in Nebraska)
Jansson (Sweden, March 20 1967) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survive
Januschek (Germany, January 17 1967) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Jenkins/Carfagno (Nevada, March 2 1987) 5 girls, 3 survive, Kara, Kallie, Kaylin, Kindrea (d 7 weeks), Kelly (d) (spontaneous, Kara, Kallie, and Kaylin identical)
Jeffery (England, UK, December 9 1993) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 died in utero, 3 survive, Nicola, Rebecca, Annie, Charlie (d)
Jimenez (Mexico, July 1 1982) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 boy died
Jones (Texas, January 16 2009) 4 girls, 1 boy, Ryan, Lila, Brooklyn, Britton, Jack
Joyce (New Jersey, August 18 1983) 3 boys, 2 girls, Ryan, Kevin, Christopher, Lauren, Megan

Kakkavas (New York, October 14 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Georges, Jimmy, Billy, Aphrodite, Anna
Kamalammal (India, December 29 1956) 5 girls, none survived (spontaneous)
Kandasamy (South Africa, 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, Raquel, Taniche, Danita, Dante, Tyrick
Kaneyama (Korea, September 14 1943) 5 boys (spontaneous)
Kanouse (Wisconsin, February 13 1875) 5 boys, none survive - some reports say they all died at birth, others that they survived 2 weeks (spontaneous)
Kaplan (California, March 16 1971) 4 girls, 1 boy, 2 survive, Dawn, Danielle, Marci Beth (d)
Kariuki (Kenya, October 2008)
Keevers/Nolan (Australia, January 3 2011) 3 girls, 2 boys, Eirann, Evie, Abby, Charlie, Noah
Kelly (Pennsylvania, 1826) (also had twins, triplets, and a 2nd set of quintuplets, spontaneous)
Kelly (Pennsylvania, 1826) (also had twins, triplets, and a 2nd set of quintuplets, spontaneous) [2nd set]
Keogh (New Jersey, May 18 2001) 4 girls, 1 boy, Elizabeth, Meaghan, Jacqueline, Brigid, Patrick
Khamlichi (from Morocco, born in France, July 25 1984) 3 girls, 2 boys, Fatima, Leila, Samia, Monseine, Hassan
Khan (India, May 23 1998) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survive
Khan (India, September 2009) 5 boys, 4 survive (spontaneous)
Kienast (New Jersey, February 24 1970) 3 girls, 2 boys, Amy, Abigail, Sara, Ted, Gordon
Kieran (England, UK, September 27 1985) 5 girls, 4 survive
King-Markham/Markham (Minnesota, August 9 2007) 5 boys, Viktor, Vladimir, Vitali, Yuri, Gennadi (Vitali & Gennadi identical)
Kirchner (Connecticut, December 10 1983) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Christopher, Alden, John (d), Leah, Jessie
Kissane (Australia, February 22 1980) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived, Stephen, Anthony, Justin, Mark, Catherine
Klaver (New York, February 5 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys, Bruchy, Saralah, Chayala, Chaim, Moishy
Klin (Germany, 1924) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous, may be 4 identical and 1 fraternal)
Koch (Germany, September 2 1981) 3 girls, 2 boys
Krenek (Texas, September 24 1973) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Krysiak (Michigan, October 17 2005) 3 boys, 2 girls, Knute, Myles, Kuru, Karie, Kirsten
Kupe (Albania, March 19 2004) 5 boys (all survive)
Kumar/Remadevi (India, November 18 1995) 4 girls, 1 boy, Utra, Utraja, Uttara, Uttama, Utrajam
Kumari (India, April 12 2009) 5 boys

Lacritano (June 1952) none survived (spontaneous)
Laines (Nicaragua, December 25 1935) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
Laverack (Australia, September 4 1992) 3 girls, 2 boys, Neroli, Kristelle, Amanda, Andrew, Cameron (spontaneous, all fraternal)
Lawson (New Zealand, July 27 1965) 4 girls, 1 boy, Deborah, Lisa, Shirlene, Selina, Samuel (1st from fertility drugs)
Ledbetter (from Illinois, born in Missouri, January 5 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl, Asa, Nicolas, Nathaniel, Elijah, Brianna
Leijohufvud (Sweden, November 19 1994) 5 boys, 3 survive, Amadeus, Titus, Julius, Lucas (d), Olivier (d)
Leo (Wisconsin, October 1960) (spontaneous)
L'Esperance (Michigan, January 11 1988) 4 girls, 1 boy, Alexandria, Danielle, Erica, Veronica, Raymond (1st IVF in USA)
Lemaux (France, September 18 1990) 4 girls, 1 boy, Maxime, Charlotte, Julie, Pauline, Amelieu
Levy (Ohio, April 22 1975) 3 girls, 2 boys, Randi, Alison, Michelle, Neil, David
Leydon (Ireland, July 31 1942) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive, Joseph (d Aug 2), Thomas (d Aug 17), Teresa (d Aug 2)
Li (China, November 21 2004) 4 girls, 1 boy, Ke, Zhan, Ning, Chang, boy
Licheva (Bulgaria, December 25 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys
Lin (China, April 26 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
Lineberger (Georgia, March 7 1995) 5 boys, 4 survived, Hunter, Joshua, Benjamin, Charles, Zachary (d)
Locritino (Italy, June 15 1952) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (2 identical?)
Loisch (Indiana, November 26 1995) 4 girls, 1 boy, Emma Grace, Clara Jane, Anne Marie, Gabriella Joy, Benjamin
Lopez (Colombia, 2007)
López/Quintanilla (Honduras, January 13 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive, Juan Ángel (d Feb 24), Manuel de Jesús (d Feb 1), Árnold (d 3 day), Jesmy (d Mar 5), Karen (d)
Loughran (Northern Ireland, November 20 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys, Caitlin, Aine, Alana, Aaron, Conan (spontaneous, Aaron & Conan identical, Alana & Aine identical)
Lucas (South Carolina, October 6 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, David, Shernard, Davon, Anastasia, Kadeisha (1st set in South Carolina)
Luciano/Iadanza (Italy, January 17 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, Concetta, Martina, Rosa, Isidoro, Nicola (b)
Lyons (Kentucky, April 29 1896) 5 boys, none survived, Matthew (d), Mark (d), Luke (d), John (d), Paul (d) (spontaneous, dates of death May 4, 11, 12, 13, 14 1896)

McCormick (Nebraska, October 11 2009) 3 girls, 2 boys, Anna, Ciara, Ella, Brody, David
McCrae (North Carolina, June 12 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Erin, Amelie, Ashlie, Andrew, Jared (d)
McGowan (New York, April 13 1902) 5 girls
McKibbon (Ohio, August 9 1989) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Brenna, Taryn, Ivanna (d), Jade, Zachary

Mahawar (India, February February 25 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls
Mahmoud (Egypt, June 15 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys
Maiella (Illinois, 1999?) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, Hannah, Rachel, Abigail, Daniel
Maige (Tanzania, November 11 2010) 3 girls, 2 boys, 2 survive (spontaneous, also had twins)
Maisel (Arizona, April 15 1989) 5 boys, none survived, Michael, Matthew, Nicholas, Anthony, Gregory
Malual (from Sudan, born in Maryland, December 2 2008) 4 girls, 1 boy, Nyantweny, Nyandeng, Abyei, Athei, Deng
Manley (Indiana, October 19 2007) 3 girls, 2 boys, Anna, Hannah, Lili, Thomas, Matthew
Maris (born in Delaware, from Pennsylvania, August 30 2002) 4 girls, 1 boy, Alexis, Amanda, Joanna, Paige, Matthew (Alexis & Amanda identical, also have twins Roger & Ryan)
Marisel (1986) none survive
Martinez (Spain, May 18 1980) 4 boys, 1 girl, 1 boy died
Martinez/Ugarriza (Argentina, July 2002) 2 boys, 2 girls, 1 unknown died in utero 34 weeks, Fabrizio, Ian, Monserrat, Valentina
Martino (born in Pennsylvania, living in Florida, January 11 1989) 3 boys, 2 girls, Matthew, Paul, Derek, Danielle, Veronica
Martins (Brazil, due 2007) 1 lost
Mistalski/Maskell (New York, October 2009) 3 girls, 2 boys, Kayla, Ramona, Anna Belle, Justin, Tyler (also have twins Brandon and Aimee, born 2000)
Matangua/Mutangua (Mozambique, November 16 1964) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survived, Marcos (d March 1965) (one boy died March 3 1965, also had quads in 1968, spontaneous)
Meadon (Wales, UK, July 1981) 5 boys, Steven (d at 2 months)
Medina (Israel, December 29 1974) 3 boys, 2 girls (1st in Israel)
Micheli (France, May 5 1974) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survive?
Miles (England, UK, December 2 1976) 3 girls, 2 boys, Fiona (d), Oliver
Miller (Colorado, April 22 1985) 4 boys, 1 girl, Joseph, Michael, Timothy, Tyler, Mallory (1st set in Colorado)
Miller (North Carolina, July 7 1998) 4 girls, 1 boy, Emery, Grace, Helen, Marguerite, Martin
Miorelli (Pennsylvania, April 26 1995) 3 boys, 2 girls, Jake, Seth, Luke, Abby, Grace
Miranda/Alves (Brazil, February 1999) Sara (d)
Mnazi (Tanzania, January 24 2009) 4 survive
Moeller (Illinois, February 9 1980) 4 boys, 1 girl, 2 survive, Allen, David, Mark (d), Nicholas (d), Elizabeth (d)
Mohammad (Afghanistan, September 1 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys (also had twins in 2003)
Mohammed (Saudi Arabia, March 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, Mohammed, Mahmud, Mustafa, Mirna, Maryam
Molina (Florida, April 6 2011) 4 boys, 1 girl, Fabio, Jose, Iker, Enzo, Valentina
Molino (Philippines, October 10 2007) 5 girls, Clarisse (d), Claire (d), Kimberly (d), Mary Joy (d), Joy (d) (all identical, spontaneous)
Molpeceres (Spain, February 1929) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive (spontaneous)
Mon (Japan, 1771) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
Moore (New York, December 1998) 1 boy, 1 girl, 3 unknown lost early in utero
Mora (Maryland, July 28 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Rebekah, Genesis, Jada, Matthew, Christian
Moreno (Mexico, February 1 1984) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive (1g, 1b died)
Moreno/Gonzalez (Arizona, April 26 2005) 5 boys, Enrique, Gabriel, Victor, Javier, Jorge (some may be identical; carried by a surrogate)
Morris (Kansas, July 10 & 13 1994) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Mallory, Holly, Kasey, Jordan, Evan (d) (1st set in Kansas)
Moungowoolford (Missouri, June 6 2003) 4 girls, 1 boy, Maryelysee, Natalie, Sidney, Jacquelynn, Joshua
Mrozek (Minnesota, October 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, Jackson, Matthew, Nathan, Lainey, Breah
Mudobu/Namunana (Uganda, December 15 2007) 4 girls, 1 boy
Muldoon (Pennsylvania, May 1 1986) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Sean (d), Thomas, Brian, Caitlyn, Caroline
Mulligan (Mississippi, January 24 2003) 4 boys, 1 girl, Decklin, Alexander, Aidan, Gabriel, Gabriella
Murray (Nova Scotia, Canada, February 15 1880) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (spontaneous)
Murugan (India, February 5 1999) 4 boys, 1 girl
Mustafa (Qatar, March 2006
Mwithalii (Kenya, December 6 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls, 2 survive (spontaneous)
Nader (Illinois, March 10 1985) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive, Jennifer (d), (spontaneous)
Naijo (Japan, May 26 1986) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (1 b died)
Nair (India, February 6 2002)
Navosi (Italy, February 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls
Needham (England, UK, March 25 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys, Sarah, Vicky, Cara, Craig, Phil
Neilson (Ontario, Canada, May 2 1989) 3 boys, 2 girls, Spencer, Mitchell, Lucas, Nicole, Regan
Nelson-Folkerson (Florida, March 31 1997) 3 girls, 2 boys, Arielle, Naomi, Rebekah, Seth, Ethan
Neuhoff (South Africa, February 29 1980) 5 boys
Nicholson (Ontario, Canada, April 10 1991) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 survives, Emily (d), Katie (d), Amy (d), Adam (d), Shane
Niu/Jiao (China, 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, Jingjing, Yingying, Nini, Huanhuan, Beibei
Noble (England, UK, March 19 1991) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Katy, Natasha, Lucy (d), Liam, Sam
Nóbrega/Lima (Brazil, September 4 2003) 4 boys, 1 girl, Rafael, Lucas, Gabriel, Pedro, Mariana (Rafael & Gabriel identical)
Ntabala (October 30 1968)
Nuannok (Thailand, March 8 2005) 3 boys, 2 girls, Nong Khlui,
Nwankwo (Nigeria, January 10 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys

Oben-Sakyi (Ghana, May 9 2011) 3 girls, 2 boys (2 boys identical, 2 girls identical, IVF)
Olsen (Sweden, July 29 1965) 3 boys, 2 girls, 1 survives, Malin (g)
Omram (Kentucky, June 13 1996) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, 4 survive, Nasreen, Sajidah, Dua'a (g), Jadallah (b), unknown (d)
Osaki (Japan, January 7 1980) 2 stillborn, 1 died
Ososami (from Nigeria, born in New York, November 19 2002) 4 girls, 1 boy, Ayokunnumi, Omoteleola, Oluwafeyisitan, Mogbekeleoluwa, Moyosoreoluwa (b)
Orie (South Africa, May 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys
Ortiz (Mexico, February 5 1967) 5 girls, 4 survive, Maria De La Luz, Maria de Jesus, Maria Candelaria, Maria Elena, girl (d)
Ozusulu (South Africa, February 26 1966) 3 boys, 2 girls

Parker (born in Indiana, from Kentucky, July 13 2000) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Ellie, Krista, Melanie, McKenna (d in utero), Neal
Patterson (Georgia, 1906) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived (spontaneous) (last name possibly Barfield)
Pavlenko (Australia, January 18 1989) 4 girls, 1 boy, Aimee, Sarah, Breanna, Jessica, Joshua (1st IVF set in Australia, 2nd in world)
Peltz (Minnesota, April 24 2004) 5 boys, Austin, Blake, Clayton, Daniel, Ethan (2 identical)
Pena/Gonzalez (Pennsylvania, April 1 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, Angel (b), Edward, Miguel, Miranda, Ashanti (spontaneous)
Perendzapova (Russia, September 1947) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous) Last name also seen as Tsyrenzhapova
Perisse (France, August 16 1988) 4 girls, 1 boy, Sarah, Claire, Margot, Manon, Mathieu
Phillips (Texas, October 25 2008) 3 girls, 2 boys, Ali, Kate, Rebecca, John, David
Phuah/Lim (Malaysia, November 5 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl, Yu Ren, Yu Yi, Yu Li, Yu Zhi, Yu Xin (g) [last name also seen as Soon/Teng] (spontaneous)
Pichardo (Nicaragua, July 7 1935) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived (spontaneous, mother also had triplets)
Pigge (California, September 19 1965) 4 boys, 1 girl, 3 survive, Winston (d)
Piguave/Cruz (Ecuador, December 1964) (spontaneous)
Pisner (from Maryland, born in Washington DC, June 1 1983) 4 boys, 1 girl, Devin, Michael, Ian, Elliot, Shira
Piyatissa (Sri Lanka, October 6 2004) 3 girls, 2 boys, Satara (b), Sadeepa (b), Santhi (g), Siumi (g), Sineli (g) (1st set in Sri Lanka, 1st IVF set in Sri Lanka)
Pogliessi (Argentina, 2000)
Potter (Oregon, February 12 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls, 3 survive, Allan (d), Brian, Kenneth, Cheryl, Trisha (d)
Povolo (New Jersey, July 4 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Michael, Marcus, Masha, Victoria, Ashley
Prestage (Mississippi, 1922) (spontaneous)
Prieto (Venezuela, September 7 1963) 5 boys, 4 currently survive, Otto, Mario, Fernando (d in 1990s), Robinson, Juan Jose (spontaneous, also had twins in March 1965)
Prochaska (Wisconsin, March 5 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Salena, Sabrina, Tabitha, Demetra, Nicholas (d) (Salena & Sabrina identical)
Powell (Kentucky, October 28 2001) 3 boys, 2 girls, Jacob, Jackson, Samuel, Chloe, Ella (1st surviving in Kentucky)
Puddu (Italy)
Puig (Arizona, March 20 2009) 3 girls, 2 boys, Alessandra, Abby, Anna Sophia, Andre, Joshua
Pursley (Illinois, July 22 1990) 5 boys, none survived, Abraham (d), Joseph (d), Jeremiah (d), Isaac (d), Isaiah (d)

Qayyum (Pakistan, September 23 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive
Quezada (California, February 9 1995) 3 girls, 2 boys, Kimberly, Tiffany, Patricia, Andrew, Raymond
Quiroga/Aguilar (Mexico, August 24 2004) 5 girls, Lariza, Nessy, Diana, Tania, Sonia (spontaneous, all identical, 22nd set in Mexico)

Rahman/Bibi (also seen as Ahmed) (from Afghanistan, born in Pakistan, June 2007) 4 boys, 1 girl
Ramjewan (South Africa, 1995)
Razeena (India, September 12 1999) 3 girls, 2 boys, Shubeena, Shabeena, Sumaiya, Mohamed Ali, Mohamed Adil
Real-Mayorga (Texas, August 2010) 3 boys, 2 girls, Aaron, Isaac, Joel, Matilde, Priscilla
Reang (India, 2010) 5 girls, none survived
Reid (Australia, 1977) 3 girls, 2 boys, 2 survive, Elsie, Dorothy (d), Patricia (d), Robert (d), Clive
Renteria/Minegar (January 9 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys, Aubrey, Giana, Sophia, Milian, Sebastian
Renwick (New Jersey, July 25 1909) none survived (spontaneous)
Reyes (California, September 26 1997) 3 boys, 2 girls, Gerard, Gilbert, Garner, Adele, Audrey
Reyes/Quistian (Mexico, March 25 2004) 5 girls, Alba, Ananke, Regina, Dominique, Monserrat
Ribero/Gil (Spain, August 14 1983) 5 boys, Agustin, Luis, Juan, Francisco, Fermin
Riganti (Argentina, February 14 1992) 4 girls, 1 boy, Martina, Sofia, Catalina, Camile, Franco
Riley (Texas, 1994) 2 boys, 2 girls, ??
Risen (Germany, December 22 and 23 1565) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
Roberts (Alabama, September 1 1983) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived (1st set in Alabama)
Rogge (Florida, June 11 1981) 2 girls, 1 boy, 2 unknown, 2 survive, Monica, Tamera, Aric (d)
Rohko (Finland, November 19 1977) 3 boys, 2 girls, 3 boys survive
Rohrer (Maryland, October 8 1974) 4 girls, 1 boy, Michelle, Sandra, Belinda, Jennifer, Russell
Rojas (Venezuela, October 10 2000) 4 boys, 1 girl, Carlos, Angel, Fernando, Miguel, Genesis (g)
Roland (Louisiana, 1997) 4 boys, 1 girl
Roman/Burciaga (March 25 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys, Esmeralda, Adela, Alondra, Pascual, Arturo
Ross (Florida, November 9 1946) 5 girls, none survived (spontaneous, diagnosed with x-rays, mother was 18)
Rothmuller (California, January 27 1993) 4 girls, 1 boy, Alicia, Erica, Cami, Lori, Victor (1st set in California)
Ruffini (Argentina, November 4 1992) 4 girls, 1 boy, Bertina, Angeles, Macarena, Maria Jose, Nazareno
Ryberg (Argentina, 1995) 4 girls, 1 boy, Malena, Pilar, Florencia, Cecilia, Santiago
Rychert (Poland, May 15 1971) 3 boys, 2 girls, Piotr, Roman, Adam, Agnieszka, Ewa (spontaneous, all fraternal)

Saacchi (Argentina, January 7 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Maria, Rosana, Victoria, Lucas (d), Fernando
Sadiya Musa (August 8) none survived
Salazar/Viquez (Mexico, February 5 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, Cielo, Fidel, Roberto, Noe, Brisa
Salemi (Italy, May 14 1914) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived, Gioachino (d), Pietro (d), Francesco (d), Pia Antonia (d), Pia Caterina (d) (spontaneous, 3 boys identical, 2 girls identical
Sambor (France, November 23 1964) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive, Catherine, Monique, Dominique (d), Thierry, Jean Luc (d) (spontaneous)
Sanchez (Mexico, March 27 2001) 4 girls, 1 boy, 3 survive (all girls)
Sanchez/Cano (Mexico, April 20 1994) 4 girls, 1 boy
Sanders (North Carolina, June 23 1982) 4 boys, 1 girl, Adam, Andy, Aaron, Matt, Britta (Andy & Adam identical, 1st surviving set in North Carolina)
San Juan/Bacchin (Brazil, November 10 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys, Ana-Helena, Milena, Vitoria, Ramon, Nicolas (Nicolas & Ramon identical)
Santos (Brazil, August 1967) 4 boys, 1 girl, 1 survived?
Santos/Clary (Georgia, March 17 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, Faith, Hope, Charity, Tereso, Francisco
Saulian (China, June 7 1953) 5 girls (spontaneous)
Saxton (New York, February 13 1993) 3 boys, 2 girls, Zachary, Philip, Anthony, Bianca, Maria
Segatori (Italy, June 28 1993) 3 boys, 2 girls
Schaffer (Germany, July 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, Kurtis, Rahn, Leif, Elke, Petra
Schnitzler (New York, January 10 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive (all girls)
Schreur (Michigan, March 10 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Trevor, Ethan, Collin, Kendra, Emalee (d)
Scognamiglio (Italy, January 27 1983) 3 boys, 2 girls, Ciro, Daniele, Raffaele, Ersilia, Amalia
Scott (Ohio, December 12 1994) 3 girls, 2 boys, Molly, Kathleen, Kirstan, Rory, William (Kathleen & Molly identical)
Secrist (Florida, August 21 2004) 2 boys, 2 girls, 1 unknown, none survived, Riley (d), Chance (d), Joy (d), Jayden (d), unknown (d at 7 weeks in utero)
Segal (from Russia born in Israel, August 20 2001) 3 boys, 2 girls, Mordechai, Schneur-Zalman
Seibel (Wisconsin, August 13 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Evan, Alex, Andrew, Olivia, Catherine (1st set in Wisconsin)
Seire (Norway, April 4 1998) 3 girls, 2 boys, Vilda, Siri, Tindra, Tiger, Nike (1st set in Norway, also had b/g twins in 1984 Meekus and Hanny)
Selby (Colorado, August 25 2003) 5 girls, 4 survive, McKenna, Sydney, Ryleigh, Amanda, Faith (d in utero)
Semawi/Mansordin (Malaysia, October 22 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Seng (China?) 4 boys, 1 girl
Sensini (Italy, February 12 1886) 3 boys, 2 girls (none identical, spontaneous)
Shaf (Illinois, February 9 1975) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Derek, Ryan (d), Adam, Tiffany, Vanessa
Sharvit (Israel, August 19 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls
Shater (Jordan, January 20 1980) 3 boys, 2 girls (boys born at home, girls in hospital)
Shawabki (Palestine, April 19 2003) 3 boys, 1 girl, Omar, Ali, Muhammad, Hurriya
Shi (China, December 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys
Shier (California, January 23 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys, Hannah, Rachel, Sarah, Jonathan, Joshua
Shinde (India, July 20 2011 ) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survive
Simunich (Pennsylvania, April 27 1988) 4 girls, 1 boy, 3 survive, Emily, Allison, Kathryn, Rachel (d), Bradley (d Feb 19 1989)
Skelly (Ohio, September 10 2003) 3 boys, 2 girls, Tyler, Quinton, Jacob, Abigail, Arianna
Skomkina (Russia, January 1951) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous)
Slaughter (Ohio, November 8 2005) 3 girls, 2 boys, Grace, Faith, Hope, Elijah, Noah
Smeekens (Belgium, February 2 1982) 4 boys, 1 girl (1st set)
Smith (New York, April 1913) none survive
Smith (Florida, August 1987) 3 survive, Stephen, Kelsey, Ashley
Smith (from Bermuda born in Washington DC, October 27 1991) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Makesi (d at 21 months), Makiri, Dakarai, Marjani, Raziya
Smith (Georgia, March 5 and 23 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survive, Karlee (born Mar 5, d Mar 7), Kennedee (d), Kaylee, Kooper (d), Kolten (d)
Smith/Harris (South Carolina, July 27 2007) 5 boys, Matthew, Johnathan, Laten, Nicolas, Cody (spontaneous)
Soares/Darme (Brazil, April 22 2003) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive, Matteus, Marcos, Gabriel (d), Ivoney, Jamilly-Victoria
Solesi/Gross (Maryland, March 24 1996) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived, Lisa (d), Kelley (d), Molly (d), Meghan (d), Marc (d)
Solly (England, UK, 1967)
Somoano (Florida, April 25 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, Evan, Dante, Cody, Alyssa, Brianna (Cody & Evan identical)
Soriano (Mexico, May 3 1998) 4 girls, 1 boy, Paulina, Daniela, Maria, Raquel, Roberto
Sosa (Argentina, November 25 1977) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive
Sotano (Argentina, November 29 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, Victoria, Elisa, Eugenia, Julia, Jose
Soubise (France, July 1 1978) 3 girls, 2 boys, Claire, Amelie, Sophie, Vincent, Benjamin (unsure if all survive)
Soukouna (Illinois, December 2 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, Gabriel, Moussa, Sala, Carolyn, Assetou (g)
Spicocchi (Ohio, August 3, 2010) 4 girls, 1 boy, Ilah, Paige, Ellie, Gia, Enzo
Stanford (Rhode Island, October 18 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Christina, Caitlyn, Brianna, Stephanie (d), Jordan (1st in Rhode Island)
Steingrubes (Switzerland, January 6 1973) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Tanja (d at 7 months), Claudia, Daniela, Marco, Dirk (1st set in Switzerland)
Stocker (February 10 1784) 3 boys, 2 girls, Thomas, William, John, Abigail, Anna (spontaneous)
Stone (Georgia, August 5 1999) 3 girls, 2 boys, Alexa, Halee, Kameron, Chase, Izak
Stragand (Germany, February 22 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive?, Nikolas, Julian, Kevin, Kimberley, Ariane
Stevenson (Washington, March 30 2006) 4 girls, 1 boy, Anniston, Belle, Camilee, Scarlet, Weston
Sundari (Indonesia, September 1964) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived (spontaneous)
Sutherland (USA, 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls
Sweeney (Ohio, August 24 2003) 4 girls, 1 boy, Adriana, Alyssa, Olivia, Serena, Bryce
Swinney (Alabama, August 17 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Weston, Bradley, Zachary (d), Ashlyn, Alyssa
Szymkiewicz (Poland, April 5 2008) Olivia, Maja, Julia, Natalia, Karolina (spontaneous, may be all identical)

Taib/Omar (Malaysia, May 20 1996) 3 boys, 2 girls, Muhammad Azzam, Muhammad Azfar, Muhammad Azhar, Alya Zulaikha, Alya Su'aidah (1st set in Malaysia)
Tamba (Gambia, August 30 2003) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived (spontaneous)
Tanaka (Japan, September 2 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls
Tanzenie/Tandzeni (Zimbabwe, June 22 1955) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Paulina, Maria, Sophia (d), Alois, boy (spontaneous, also has 2 sets of triplets)
Tarjanyi (Hungary, January 1983) 4 girls, 1 boy, Melinda, Hajnalka, Erika, Szilvia, Sandor (1st surviving set)
Taylor (Texas, September 21 1996) 3 boys, 2 girls, Zachary, Jacob, Jonah, Kenedy, Aleksi
Tedeschi (USA) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived, Emily (d), Sophie (d), Jasmine (d), Liddia (d), Reece (d)
Terblanche (South Africa, May 16 1987) 3 girls, 2 boys,
Terry (Georgia, March 19 1997) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Mary Elizabeth, Emily, Natalie, Don, Dylan (d in Jan 4 2000) (Emily & Natalie identical, IVF)
Thompson (Indiana, January 7 1995) 3 girls, 2 boys, Leah, Hope, Faith, Samuel, Seth
Tille (from Wisconsin, born in Minnesota, June 2009) 4 girls, 1 boy, Brooklyn, Emma, Lauren, Madeline, Alex
Timonet (Spain, August 22 1985) 4 girls, 1 boy, 3 survive, Anna, Silvia (d), Cristina, Joan (d), Maria
Tiques/Torres (Colombia, October 3 1979) 5 girls, 4 survive (father 18)
Tomlin (Australia, 1993) 4 girls, 1 boy, 1 survives, Sela Jane, Cora (d at 7 days), Nina (d at 11 days), Ellie (d at 4 days), Bailey (d in 1995)
Trejos/Vilchez (from Costa Rica, born in Mexico, November 19 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive
Tukutese (South Africa, February 26 1966) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Khululekile, Thandekile, Thembekile, Thandeka (g), Zoleka (g, d 1968) (1st set in South Africa, spontaneous)
Tumor (North Carolina, March 1909) 3 boys, 2 girls
Turner (Washington DC, March 27 1945) 5 girls, none survive (1 stillborn, 4 die within 1 day) (spontaneous, also had twins)
Tyre/Hill (Ohio, October 21 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, Emily, Lindsey, Alyssa, Austin, Hyrum

Ueki (Japan 1980s) 3 boys, 2 girls?, Sato, Takri, Miyoko, Kaizo, Kazue, Miyoko (g)
Unid (India, July 4 1961) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
Urbina/Ortega (Mexico, May 13 2005) 4 boys, 1 girl, Emmanuel, Carlos, Alberto, Jesus, Estefania

Van Hassel-Hayden (Netherlands, March 23 1957) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived, Catherina (also had twin boys, spontaneous)
Van Hooren (Netherlands, August 31 1992) 3 boys, 2 girls, Maurice, Lucien, Yannick, Yvette, Blanchette
Van Tol (Tennessee, January 14 2004) 3 girls, 2 boys, Isabella, Ashley, Meghan, Willem, Sean (1st surviving set in Tennessee, born after 33 weeks)
Vicente (Spain, July 7 1958) none survived (spontaneous)
Vidales/Vasquez (Mexico, October 14 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, Fatima, Monserrat, Devani, Lizbeth, Sergio
Vieira/Teixiera (Brazil, December 24 1997) 4 boys, 1 girl, Natalia
Vithal (Sweden, May 1992) 3 girls, 2 boys, Emilia, Sofia, Alexandra, Andreas, Christopher

Waddington (April 25 1786) 5 girls, 3 stillborn, 2 died after birth (all identical, spontaneous)
Wahyu (Indonesia, October 7 1996) 3 girls, 2 boys
Wainscott (Kentucky, November 16 and December 2 2001) 3 girls, 2 boys, Bailey, Shelby, Avery, William, Lucas (2 girls identical, Bailey and ??)
Wale (Australia, May 17 1991) 4 girls, 1 boy, Tahlia, Olivia, Michaela, Madeline, Ethan
Wall (Wisconsin, August 14 1995) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived, Evan (d), Eli (d), Vance (d), Ian (d), Alexis (d)
Wang (China, May 29 2003)
Wang/Jiao (China, March 4 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys, Fuging (g), Fuli (g), Fuxin (g), Fusen, Fuyuan
Ward (England, UK, June 20 1980) 4 boys, 1 girl, Robert, Stephen, Andrew, James, Lucy
Watson (Ohio, November 13 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, Kaitlyn, Caroline, Corinne, Connor, Kyle
Watson (Australia, August 7 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls, Joshua, Jack, Benjamin, Nicola, Emma
Wattelier (France, February 14 1985) 4 girls, 1 boy, Cecile, Maryse, Lucie, Ambeline, Victorien
Webb (Florida, April 4 1895) 4 girls, 1 boy (also had twins and triplets)
Weber (Ohio, December 21 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive, Brandon, Jordan, Grant, McKayla, McKenzie (McKayla & McKenzie identical)
Wells (Texas, December 14 1999) 5 boys, Briley, Zachary, Landen, Jaden, Jantzen
Weaver (South Carolina, May 3 1999) 3 girls, 2 boys, 1 survives, Abbie (d), Maggie (d), DeAnn, David (d), Nate (d)
Whalen (Ohio, April 22 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, Grace, Mary Kate, Emma, Alex, Benjamin
Whittaker (England, UK, 1870) Harriet (died at 93)
Wijaya (Indonesia, November 23 2002) 4 boys, 1 girl
Wilkinson (Texas, July 2007) 3 girls, 2 boys, Kadence, Kassidy, Kyndall, Rustin, Ryder
Wilkerson (California?, 1920s?) none survived (spontaneous)
Will (Indiana, June 7 1994) 4 boys, 1 girl, Walter, Daniel, Jonathan, Aaron, Abigail
Williams (Texas, January 24 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl, Aidan, Dixon, Ethan, Garret, Mattisan (g)
Wilson (Michigan, January 5 1989) 3 girls, 2 boys, Shelby, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Cameron, Anthony
Wilson (from Pennsylvania, born in Arizona, July 23 2003) 4 boys, 1 girl, Joshua, Zachary, Dillon, Dalton, Madison (Dillon & Dalton identical)
Wing (Michigan, January 30 2006) 3 girls, 2 boys, Lillian, Kassidy, Madison, Matthew, Jason
Winterberger (Switzerland, April 12 1975) 3 girls, 2 boys
Witek (Czech Republic, January 29 1780) 3 girls, 2 boys, none survived, Anna (d), Barbara (d), Francisca (d), Francis (d), Wenzeslaus (d) (spontaneous)
Wright (Indiana, February 15 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls, Ethan, Peyton, Landon, Sydney, Jenna
Wolverson (Norway, July 27 1984) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive, Patrick, Nicholas, Christopher, ?? (d), Jeannette
Womack (Texas, between 1911 and 1933) (spontaneous)
Woznica (New York, October 20 1993) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survived, Daniel, Thomas, Jonathan, Sara (d October 1993), Rebekah

Xuan (China, April 2002) 3 boys, 2 girls
Xue (China, December 21 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls

Yamashita (Japan, January 31 1976) 3 girls, 2 boys, Tomoko (g), Taeko (g), Hisako (g), Fukutaro (b), Yohei (b) (1st surviving set in Japan)
Yang/Qi (China, June 20 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys
Yeti (Israel, July 18 1986) 3 girls, 2 boys
Yingchun (China, November 28 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (1 boy died)
Young (Australia, February 1982) 4 boys, 1 girl, Justin, Mark, Stephen, Anthony, Cathryn

Zachesca (Brazil, November 1945) 5 girls, 4 survive
Zhu (China, March 23 2005) 4 survive
Ziemlinski (Poland, November 1 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls, Bartek, Ola, Sebastian, Natalia, Aleksandra
Zimlich (Alabama, August 3 1999) 4 girls, 1 boy, Hallie, Isabella, Amelia Rose, Sophia, Shipley (b)
Zuniga (Texas, June 9 1998) 4 boys, 1 girl, Ivan, Edgar, Diego, Aldo, Alexa


unidentified (unknown, 999) (spontaneous)

unidentified (1694) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous)
unidentified (Netherlands, 1719) 2 survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (Upper Saxony, 1731) (apparently all survived, spontaneous)
unidentified (Czechoslovakia, 1731) (apparently all survived, spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, 1736) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, 1739) 4 boys, 1 girl (apparently all survived, spontaneous)
unidentified (Norway, 1743) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (France, 1786) (spontaneous)
unidentified (France, 1787) (spontaneous)

unidentified (Ireland, later 1800s) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Illinois, 1800) 3 stillborn, 2 died after birth (spontaneous)
unidentified (Greece, 1808) 4 girls, 1 boy (spontaneous, either 2 sets of identical and a fraternal, or 4 identical, 1 fraternal)
unidentified (unknown, 1827) 3 boys, 2 girls (mom had twins two years before, spontaneous)
unidentified (USA, 1828) mother from Ireland (spontaneous)
unidentified (Pennsylvania, 1839?) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Germany, 1840) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous, likely 3 identical girls and 2 identical boys, also had twins)
unidentified (England, UK, 1849) 5 boys, none survived (spontaneous, all identical)
unidentified (Germany, 1850) 5 boys, likely none survived
unidentified (unknown, March 1 1854) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Ontario, Canada, 1859) none survived, mother also died (spontaneous)
unidentified (South Carolina, September 11 1876) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive, (likely 3 identical boys and 2 identical girls, spontaneous) [last name begins with M]
unidentified (England, UK, 1895) 5 girls (3 identical and 2 identical, spontaneous)

unidentified (Louisiana, early 1900s) African-American quints (spontaneous)
unidentified (Netherlands, 1903) 4 girls, 1 boy, none survived (spontaneous, 2 sets of identical, 1 fraternal, mother's last name began with N)
unidentified (1904) (spontaneous)
unidentified (1904) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Russia, 1905) 5 boys (spontaneous, possibly 3 identical and 2 identical, also had twins)
unidentified (Russia, 1906) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous, all fraternal)
unidentified (Germany, 1907) at least 3 boys lived, one until age 17 (spontaneous)

unidentified (India, 1915) 3 girls, 2 boys (also had triplets that didn't survive, spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, February 1 1917) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survived (spontaneous)

unidentified (Hungary, August 1921) (spontaneous, mother also had twins)
unidentified (India, November 22 1922) 5 boys, none survived (spontaneous, all fraternal)
unidentified (West Virginia, August 1923) 1 survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (Germany, 1924) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
unidentified (Chile, April 16 1927) (spontaneous)

unidentified (Italy, 1933) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Northern Ireland, November 23 1933) 4 girls, 1 unidentified (one was deformed, another acephalic, spontaneous, one placenta reported - identical?)
unidentified (Argentina, August 1934) none survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (Spain, 1935) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Nicaragua, December 1935) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (North Carolina, 1936) 5 girls, none survived (3 stillborn, 2 lived 30 mins) (mother was 20) (all identical, spontaneous)
unidentified (China, April 1937) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (India, July 1939) 5 girls (spontaneous)

unidentified (Brazil, November 10 1941) 5 boys, none survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Senegal, May 1942) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Portugal, September 1942) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Turkey, July 2 1943) 5 boys, none survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (Brazil, November 1944) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Turkey, July 1945) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Lebanon, 1946)
unidentified (Mongolia, September 1947) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Russia, September, 1947) (spontaneous)
unidentified (North Carolina, 1948) (1st set in North Carolina) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Sudan, September 20 1948) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Chile, March 1949) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Tanzania, August 6 1949) 5 boys (spontaneous)

unidentified (Louisiana, June 27 1950) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous)
unidentified (India, July 1951) 3 girls, 2 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Indonesia, April 1952) (spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, 1953) none survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (India, January 19 1955) 4 girls, 1 boy, 2 survive (1b, 1g) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Sudan, September 1956) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Turkey, July 1 1957) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Indonesia, October 1959) 4 girls, 1 boy, 1 survives (boy) (spontaneous)

unidentified (Korea, 1960) (spontaneous)
unidentified (China, 1960) 2 survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Mexico, April 1960) (spontaneous)
unidentified (South Africa, August 1960) 1 survives (girl) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Greece, January 1963) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Venezuela, September 8 1963) 5 boys (spontaneous)
unidentified (Turkey, July 1964) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Indonesia, September 1964) 4 survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Washington DC, November 22 1964) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Germany, 1965)
unidentified (Sweden, July 1967)
unidentified (Iran, July 1967)
unidentified (India, January 1 1968) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive (1 girl died)
unidentified (Iran, April 13 1968) 3 boys, 2 girls, none survived (also had 3 sets of twins)
unidentified (Mexico, May 27 1968)
unidentified (India, July 19 1968) 4 girls, 1 boy, 1 girl survived

unidentified (France, 1971)
unidentified (Finland, November 21 1973) 2 boys, none survive probably (born at 25 weeks)
unidentified (Japan, 1975) none survived
unidentified (France, September 13 1976) 3 girls, 2 boys, 2 boys survive
unidentified (England, UK, December 4 1976) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (UK, 1978)
unidentified (France, 1978) unsure how many survive
unidentified (New York, June 1978) none survive
unidentified (Pennsylvania, June 1979) 1 girl died
unidentified (France, 1979) not Guidon
unidentified (Italy, 1979)

unidentified (Japan, March 10 1980) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (Japan, June 29 1980)
unidentified (Lebanon/Saudi Arabia, June 30 1980) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (France, June 22 1981) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (France, November 6 1981) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Germany, May 26 1982) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Germany, June 7 1983) 4 boys, 1 girl (Note: this set may be the Abel's)
unidentified (UK, 1985)
unidentified (Netherlands, 1985) 5 girls, 2 survive (3 aborted, 2 survive)
unidentified (Spain, May 1985)
unidentified (UK, 1986)
unidentified (New York, 1986/87?) 2 aborted, 3 survive (2 sets of identical, IVF, mother also had conceived quads)
unidentified (Germany, February 27 1986) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Germany, October 1986) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (North Carolina, 1987)
unidentified (Hungary, 1987) none survive [Note: May be the Benke set]
unidentified (California, 1988) reduced to twins
unidentified (Germany, May 9 1988)
unidentified (Portugal, May 9 1988) 4 boys, 1 girl
unidentified (Mongolia, July 26 1988) 5 boys
unidentified (England, UK, October 23 1988)
unidentified (Japan, November 1988)

unidentified (Ontario, Canada, June 29 1989) 3 boys, 2 girls Note: This is not the Neilson set
unidentified (Ontario, Canada, 1989) Note: not the Neilson set, or the set listed above.
unidentified (Singapore, August 1989)

unidentified (Ireland, May 4 1990) 3 boys, 2 girls, 1 boy survives (1st set in Ireland)
unidentified (France May 24 1990) 3 girls, 2 boys, Elodie, Aurelie, Ludivine, Ludovic, Antony (also have twin girls)

unidentified (Nova Scotia, Canada, March 1991) 3 girls, 2 boys (unsure how many survive)
unidentified (Northern Ireland, May 1991) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Croatia, June 18 1991) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Illinois, 1991) 3 boys, 1 girl, 1 unknown, 4 survive

unidentified (Argentina, 1992)
unidentified (Sweden, 1992)
unidentified (Illinois, 1992) 4 boys, 1 girl, none survive
unidentified (Italy, May 1992)
unidentified (born in Qatar, from India, April 25 1992) 4 boys, 1 girl, Hassan, Hussein, Ali, Mohammed, Fatima (1st set in Qatar)

unidentified (Germany, 1993?) 3 boys, 1 girl, 1 unknown, 4 survive, Alexander, Sebastian, Dominik, Katja
unidentified (Japan, May 11 1993) 4 boys, 1 girl
unidentified (Japan, May 24 1993) 3 girls, 2 boys, Erika, Maria, Mayumi, Yuta, Ryota (8th set in Japan)
unidentified (China, June 15 1993)
unidentified (Argentina, 1993)
unidentified (Australia, September 11 1993) 3 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive (1b died)

unidentified (Chile, December 19 1994) 4 survive (4 boys)
unidentified (Argentina, 1994) 1 survives
unidentified (Alabama, 1994)
unidentified (Argentina, 1994) 4 survive
unidentified (Malta, 1994) unsure how many survive
unidentified (Chile, November 7 1995) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive
unidentified (Russia/Switzerland, December 21 1994) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive, Maria, Julia, Nikita, Daria, Ian
unidentified (Bahrain, 1995)
unidentified (Poland, November 10, November 24 1995, January 10 1996) 3 boys, 2 girls, 1 survived
unidentified (Ontario, Canada, 1996) not all survive
unidentified (Spain, December 10 1996) 3 boys, 2 girls, 2 survive (1 b, 1 g)
unidentified (Iowa, 1996) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, 4 survived
unidentified (Qatar, 1996) none survive

unidentified (Ohio, 1997)
unidentified (Italy, 1997)

unidentified (Ontario, Canada, 1998) not all survive
unidentified (Germany, January 1998) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Japan, November 18 1998) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Iran, 1998) 2 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive

unidentified (Saudi Arabia, February 1999) 5 boys , unsure how many survive
unidentified (Brazil, June 15 1999)
unidentified (Italy, July 1999) 5 girls, Sara, Arianna, Martine, Beatrice, Benedetta
unidentified (Brazil, 1999) 3 boys, 2 girls

unidentified (Poland, February 18 2000) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (China, April 5 2000) 3 girls, 2 boys, 3 girls survive (1st IVF in China)
unidentified (Taiwan, China, October 19 2000) 3 boys, 2 girls (1st IVF in Taiwan, China)
unidentified (Italy, September 2000)
unidentified (Germany, November 28 2000) 3 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, Silvia, Nadia, Ileria, Giuseppe

unidentified (Saudi Arabia, January 7 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl
unidentified (Spain, May 2001) 4 boys, 1 girl, 4 survive

unidentified (China, April 16 2002) You-Xuan, King-Xuan, Yun-Xuan, unknown, unknown
unidentified (Brazil, November 10 2002) 3 girls, 2 boys (boys identical)
unidentified (UK, 2002)

unidentified (Poland, June 28 2003) 3 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive (1 girl died)

unidentified (Mexico, 2004)
unidentified (Germany, June 28 2004) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (China, November 13 2004) 4 girls, 1 boy, 4 survive (1 g died)
unidentified (Indonesia, November 23 2004) 4 boys, 1 girl (spontaneous)
unidentified (Israel, February 16 2005)
unidentified (Pakistan, August 21 2005) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Italy, September 8 2005) 2 survive
unidentified (India, September 18 2005) 4 boys, 1 girl
unidentified (Saudi Arabia, October 2005) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (November 14 2005) 3 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, unknown (d), Leonardo, Emiliano, Emily, Edna
unidentified (Kuwait, December 2005)

unidentified (Mexico, July 2007) 3 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
unidentified (Iran, 2007) 3 girls, 2 boys

unidentified (Peru, January 2009) 3 boys, 2 girls, Leandro, Gabriel, Fernando, Melania, Berenice
unidentified (Syria, January 27 2009) 3 girls, 2 boys
unidentified (Syria, January 30 2009) 4 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Nebraska, October 2009) 3 girls, 2 boys

unidentified (Iran, July 2010) 4 girls, 1 boy

unidentified (United Arab Emirates, January 2011) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Austria, March 2011) 5 girls
unidentified (Nigeria, December 2011) 3 girls, 2 boys,

unidentified (Arkansas) 3 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Canada, between 1934 and 1987)
unidentified (Chile, previous to 2000) 3 survive
unidentified (Chile, previous to 2000) 3 survive
unidentified (Chile, previous to 2000) 4 survive (may be unidentified 1994 or 1995 set)
unidentified (Germany) 5 boys
unidentified (Gold Coast, 1900s) (also had sextuplets and triplets, spontaneous)
unidentified (Iran) 3 survive?
unidentified (Italy, January 17) 3 boys, 2 girls?, Vincenzo, Alessio, Francisco, Flavia, Simone
unidentified (Malawi, 1950s/1960s) mother also had sextuplets, triplets, and twins
unidentified (Malawi, 1950s/1960s) mother also had sextuplets, triplets, and twins
unidentified (North Carolina, 1940 - 60s)
unidentified (North Carolina, since 1968)
unidentified (North Carolina, since 1968)
unidentified (North Carolina, since 1968)
unidentified (Norway, from 1966 to 1970)
unidentified (Ohio)
unidentified (Ohio) same mother as above
unidentified (Saudi Arabia, 1985 - 1989)
unidentified (unknown) 5 girls, 2 sets identical, 2 stillborn, 3 died shortly after birth

There may be another set that was conceived in Canada between 1934 and 1988.

Bad Baby Names, Part V: Big Chief Mucous Stink

Part V: Big Chief Mucous Stink


I'm seven months pregnent with quadruplets!!!! Nicole, Luke, Amanda, and Alex. These names sound refreshing with a hint of mystery.

Ooh, refreshing and zesty! Like bathing under a crisp clean waterfall with Irish Spring. Yet mysterious, like a smokey dame in a red dress. But under a waterfall.

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My husband wants Elijah Haakon. I want Legend Haakon. What do you guys think?

I feel like haaking. You know a kid named Legend will be bland and unaccomplished, just like girls named Charity are selfish, Faiths are atheists, Chastitys are bimbos, and Hopes are suicidal. And if you're going to name a kid after a Tom Cruise movie THAT unapproachably bad, name 'em Cocktail.

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Hey guys, I am Miranda. I have 4-month-old twin girls. Their names are Kiarne Rhukaya and Paris Jewel.

Miranda, sweetie, don't keep any weapons in the house. Twins can be all telekinetic and spooky, and those two are going to wreak some revenge on your ass.

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I originally planned on naming my boy Dakota Lee, but my nephew had a baby boy two years ago and named him that. Now I can not find a boy's name. I like Dakota... but have thought about Dacoda since I want to use the shortened form Cody...

Well then, go ahead. There's nothing like going through life with everyone thinking your parents are totally illiterate yuppies who think owning Dances with Wolves on DVD makes them in touch with Native Americans, until one day your kid snaps and runs over your latte drinkin' , People magazine readin' ass with your own SUV. Or you could just name him "Cody" like you want to, and save yourself from having to explain to the school principal how Cody happened to obtain the .45 that was found in his backpack.

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Then, the Indians attack the fort:

DAKOTA, LAKOTA, etc. I am an actual Indian, Oglala Lakota. I live in North Dakota. Stop with the so called "American Indian" names, will ya? Dakota does not mean "friend." That's just what white folks think.

I saw someone here post something to the effect of "My wife is one-eighth Sioux, so we named our son 'Lakota,' which means 'good earth' in American Indian. Spot all the errors in that sentence.

*If* someone is actually Siouan, they would identify themselves as Oglala, Hunkpapa, Sicangu, Nakota, Dakota, Lakota, etc., not "Sioux." If the name is a word from the Lakota language, it is not "American Indian." There is NO "American Indian" language.

How many of you would think 'Pahli,' 'Sicamna,' or 'Sica' were pretty and unusual "American Indian" names? Know what they mean? Mucous, Stink, and Ugly.

Do what you must, but leave the Dakota and Lakota Nations out of it, along with all other American Indian Nations. Find some other culture to co-opt.

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My daughter has polosistic ovaries, and tried for eight years to have a baby. She had in-vitro done twice, and was artificially inseminated several times. Nothing worked after spending thousands of dollars. She stopped all the fertility treatments after eight years, and three months later, she was pregnant. Her grandfather's name was Jesse, and her husband's name is Jesse. Her dad's name is John, and her only brother's name is Derek. After this miracle happened, she wanted to name her son after the most important men in her life. So on June 25th, she turned 32, and June 26th she gave birth to a 9lb5oz "Jesse Jon-Derek [last name]".

Um... was there a reason for telling us this?

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What are your opinions on the name "Flower"? Pretty, or just goofy?

Not bad if you're an animated Disney character. Otherwise, it's goofy. Wait... GoofyLynn!

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I am having this baby boy on Aug 6. Dad and I love Alexander Scott, but our last name is Smith. Will the initals be a huge problem? We don't want him to be teased.

That's OK. Kids are pretty uncreative when it comes to teasing. They'll never eventually spot that one.

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How about Lou? When I was in England, I heard that name, and it seemed to have a little tinkle to it. Randy is good too.

You weren't listening QUITE hard enough in England, were you?

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what about Jackie-O for a girl or Sinead?

Tough call. It all hinges on what hairdo you were planning.

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I like the name Jayden for a girl and Jaden for a boy. I'm also thinking of other bisexual names.

Try taking out a personal ad in the adult weekly.

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I was thinking of the name Blaise, but I don't know if it should be the first or middle name.

I think it should be a felony.

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I'm thinking of naming my son that is due here

(as opposed to somewhere else?)

in a couple of weeks Camden Trevor.

This lady goes to on say she lives in Indiana. I guess in Indiana, no one's clued them in on the whole "Everyone on the planet makes fun of New Jersey" thing. Or that there's a Camden, Indiana.

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One of our "requirements" for a name is that the first and middle initials will sound nice together to make a nickname. I grew up as Brandy to some, and BJ to others .... quick and easy nickname that kids may not make as much fun of.

For 15 years, poor Brandy never understood why everyone snickered after calling her by her nickname. Or why all those football players asked her to prom. They were so rough in the back of the limo.

Guess they thought she was a different kind of girl.

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When we named our three sons, we wanted something different. By accident, they all ended up being names of cities.

Denver Kade Lional

Karson Cole Lorne

Cody Walker Royal

Their third names all come from family: Dad, and Great-Grandpas.

I'm not seeing the city names. And I'm not seeing the accident. And I'm not seeing the need for those poncey second middle names. In fact, I'm not seeing at all. These names have made me go blind.

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Excerpts from Alexa Rae's mom:

I was somewhat surprised not to see my daughter's name in any of the above entries. Her name is Alexa Rae... She does about 5 beauty pageants a year, and for those, she uses her first and middle name. That's what we would like for her to be known to the world as. Alexa Rae is almost 3 years old now, and I don't regret our decision one bit....

We're going to get another one.... My husband liked the name Shasta, but I can't imagine naming my child after a can of soda.

I wrote out a nice long diatribe about this one, but can distill it into a single thought: This woman is a slave master. A slave master who will soon "get" a child named "Mountain Dew" and display her in a decorative case.

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Hunter Maverick Maarten. My little boy was named after his Daddy. My husband's middle name is Martin... we just chose to spell it differently. ... I wouldn't trade my kids for nothing. God Bless You!

All right - does it count as naming-someone-after-someone-else if the names aren't spelled the same? Not even vaguely the same? Answer: It does if you're an illiterate hillbilly! No, I wouldn't trade them for nothing. I'd trade them for a new muffler or some possum traps!

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I need an artistic Latin name for my baby girl who will be born in March 2002.

Well I need a million dollars and a dream date with N'Sync, but you don't hear me complaining. Hmm... Latin name.... how 'bout Gaius Lacivious Maximus?

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Not pregnant yet, but working on it!! Carlos Arturo to make Jr. Although I don't like Arturo(North American tongue can't prononuce)

Yeah, stupid Mexico, sitting there in North America not being able to pronounce Arturo.

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I want to name my son Severin Anderson Bartlett. Are there too many syllables in this?

I think Severin is a great name for a surgeon.

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I am 7 weeks pregnate, and my boyfriend and I are tying to figure out a middle name for our child, whatever it might be... we're not sure yet. If it's a girl, we want to name it Destiny, or if it's a boy, we want to name it Tristan. What is a good middle name for the two?

Thanks A lot.

Ah, it's always the crazy stupid ones who mess up and get pregnate. Can't wait to see them on Springer.

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I named my daughters differently,

(as opposed to naming them the same? "... and these are my daughters, Brandy.")

...the younger one is Kryslyn (like Chrislynn)

Death to all vowels! The Ministry of Truth says vowels are plus undoublethink. Vowels are a Eurasian plot! Big Brother, leading us proles to victory!

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My favorite names are:

Xev Chiana Louise

Nikita Gia Ravin

Gavin Charles Bailey

Tristan Michael Ares

I want kids to entire the world unique.

When they turn 18, they can always change it. I hate names like Collette. She would get picked on. Kids are not always PG!

Yeah, well I like names not stupid. Names actual exist. Pronoun, verb like too. Names suggest cruel, unusual. Fourth Amendment Constitution ban 'Nikita' for all but French assassins, bald Russian men. Friend, good! Fire, BAD!

(Helpful reader and SciFi channel viewer Joan adds that Xev is a character from Lexx: "She's a virgin love slave, in love with an animate dead assasin." and Chiana is from Farscape: an "escaped convict, genetically altered by her home planet's government to be a nymphomaniac" and spread an STD across the universe. What does this say about Mama's ambitions for wee baby Xev Chiana? Do we really want to know?)

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We're thinking of naming our son after his father, whose name is Adjutor Joseph Audet III.

"Oh no," scream the citizens of Tokyo, "it's Adjutor! He has been freed from his radiation prison on Monster Island! Only Gamera can save us now!"

Seriously, though, Joseph Audet III was the most powerful adjutor of the Holy Roman Empire, uniting the warring families of the Venetian city-state against the forces of Count Francis dell' Avincci in 1531. See, bet you didn't know that.

Or that I just made that all up 'cause I'm too lazy to look up "adjutor."

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May I suggest:

Calaya Tanith

Calaya Branwen

Calaya Delphine

Calaya Faerin

Calaya Gwendolen

Calaya Maeve

Calaya Magdalen

Calaya Mairead

Calaya Niamh

Calaya Nimue

Calaya Roisin (ro-SHEEN)

Calaya Siobhan (sha-VON)

Calaya Talwen

Fainne Maeve

Fainne Roisin

Fainne Tanith

No. No, you bloody well may not suggest them. Please leave us alone and resume reading The Annotated Legends of the Runes of the Mystical Arthurian Knighthood of the Sacred Circle of the Shield of the Spell-Casting Princess Faeries of the Grail of Blackwynne Castle. Book II.

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Prayers. Before I found out I was going to have a boy, I only had girl's names chosen. If I do have a girl in the future, I am naming her Aria Ocean or Aria Leilani. I love original names! :-)

Behold, the latest fad in greeting people: stating a random noun. As in, "Fishsticks. My name's Aria Ocean, and I'm a New-Age CD compilation featuring 40 hits by your favorite artists. Like Enya..."

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Since I know that my pregnancy, even though it was out of wedlock, has been blessed, I have decided to name my child with some kind of Biblical meaning behind it.

Glad to hear God personally came off the mountain to let you know you didn't do wrong in the face of 6,000 years of Judeo-Christian ethics, which I'm assuming you ascribe to, what with your belief in things being blessed and all. Better call the Pope. I hate to sound reactionary, I'm not rabidly for marriage or anything, but this lady's asking for it with her God-ventrilaquist act. Hell, at least the Virgin Mary was married to somebody, even if it wasn't the baby's father.

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I really like Ireland as a middle name. It sounds sooo cute. I like McCarthy for a boy, too.

It's always a good idea to name a kid after a fascist drunk. How 'bout Franco or Mussolini? Ivan Terribyl?

You know, I'm really starting to think these folks think words are just a series of sounds bereft of meaning.

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I was wondering which name you would pick out of these choices for girl
Names?????

Abbey Monet

Chloe Monet

Irelynd Monet

Dilyn Monet

And here it is again. There's nothing wrong with giving kids Irish names except they sound like fringe characters from Mists of Avalon. But it's another thing to name your kid Ireland. That's a political statement. (you don't see a lot of Arab kids named Israel, for example) But if there's one thing you don't want to do, it's piss off the Oirish by misspelling the name of their damn country. That'll get your ass handed to you faster than asking, "What's so wrong with Thatcher?"

And Dilyn... In the time it would take to come up with every way that could be mispronounced, I could find the end of Pi.

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My husband and I really want to find a name for our child that is unique. We don't want 5 other children in class with our son / daughter with the same name. Likewise, we don't want to name our child something so strange that he gets teased, or people just think that it's too bazarre! Please help by giving us your honest opinions.

Boy - Maverick David [last name]
Girl - Savannah Grace [last name] (We live in Georgia.. is that too hookie?)

Yes. Too hookie. Make 'em a matched pair and name the girl "Iceman."

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Here are some names I saw today

Kaytaquana

Alliwen

Camianne

Shaynelna

Karlakenya

Adanah

Leezi

Mays

Karjovon

Brandnel

Jaslera

Breedee

Tylee

Allikaylor

Tylera

Shairani

I'm guessing (hoping, praying) these are names you saw today while you were hitting random keys on the computer at Bellevue just before the Thorazine kicked in. Wait, let me try:

Huvven

Woakam

Euwher

Iluhad

Joofenkel (for boy or girl)

Jofwern

Mu'ulf

Opiuren

Puj

Yubjibi

Roowp

Qimwoup

Abcadeffgheejecklemenopqrestuvwexiz (the most incredible word I've ever seen!)

Sextuplets List, as of June 2011

Thank goodness for the Internet Wayback Machine! All info taken from Facts About Multiples.


Abbas Basha (Egypt, June 1980) 6 girls, unsure how many survive
Abdel-Fattah (Egypt, October 31 1997) 6 girls, 4 survive
Abdel-Meguid/Abdel Hakim (Egypt, October 27 2003) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive, Mahmoud, Al-Sayed, Hani, Hanem (g), Hebat Allah (g), girl (d) (spont, 2 boys identical, 2 girls ident)
Abid/Najm (Iraq, August 13 2008) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (2 boys died)
Abuhelfaia (from Libya, born in England, UK, August 9 2001) 4 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Ragged, Rahef, Rana (d Sep 16 2002), Reem (d Aug 2001), Ahmed, Mohammed
Adam (France, January 14 1989) 4 girls, 2 boys, Melanie, Doriane, Gaelle, Coralie, Cedric, Kevin (also seen as Adan) (carried to 32 1/2 weeks)
Ahmed (Iraq, January 25 1983) 6 boys, unsure how many survive. Reported in news, but never verified.
Alexandros (born in Scotland, living in California, 1984) 5 boys, 1 girl, 5 survive (all boys)
Al-Khatih (Gaza/Palestine, September 12 2003) 3 boys, 3 girls, Arafat, Ammar, Yasser, Palestina, Tahreer, Nida
Al-Mustafa (Qatar, March 29 2006) 3 boys, 2 girls, 1 unknown, 5 survive (one died in utero) (father is an identical twin)
Ascensio/Lungano (Argentina, May 22 1993) 4 girls, 2 boys, Mercedes, Mary Ines, Mary Laura, Lucia, Francisco, Julio

Bhatia (Australia, April 8 1986) 5 girls, 1 boy, 2 girls survive, Karam, Raani, Venice, Karla, Shelley, Davinder (d) (1st set born in Australia)
Bailey (Arizona, February 17 2006) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Andrew, John, Ryan (d), Brett (d at 25w in utero), Brenna, Shelby (two boys identical, Shelby & Brenna identical, IVF)
Bailon (Mexico, April 13 1996) 3 boys, 3 girls, 2 survive
Belfort (June 15 1999)
Bello (Nigeria, February 2009) 3 boys, 3 girls, 3 survive, mother died
Beninati/Cannista (Italy, January 15 2000) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Giovanni, Bartolo (d), Francesco, Alex (d), Lucia, Maria Catena (said they were the 3rd on record in Italy)
Bohari (Malaysia, March 24, April 3, April 4 1997) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Syukri, Syahmi, Syahmimi, unknown (d), Azizah (g), Azimah (g) (lost triplets in 95, spontaneous, one boy died)
Boniello (New York, March 24 1997) 4 girls, 2 boys, Sabrina, Sophia, Stella, Olivia, Gerard, Trifon
Brunner (Czech Republic, 1878/79) (also had quintuplets, spontaneous)
Bushnell (Illinois, September 8 1863) 3 boys, 3 girls, 4 survived, Norberto (d 1935), Alberto (d 1940), Laberto (d infancy), Lucy (d infancy), Alice, Alincia (d in 1952) (also had two sets of triplets, one set of quints)
Byler (Florida, September 1 2007) 5 boys, 1 girl, Brady, Eli, Ryan, Jackson, Charlie, MacKenzie

Calcatelli (Italy, January 9 1985) 6 boys, 5 may survive (one died at 10 days) (2 identical, 3 identical, 1 fraternal) [Note: I've seen a report that they were 4 boys and 2 girls]
Caram (Argentina, March 2 1994) 4 girls, 2 boys, Maria Ines, Lucia, Mercedes, Laura, Julio, Francisco
Carey (Pennsylvania, June 1 2011) 3 boys, 3 girls, John, Patrick, Connor, Olivia, Samantha, Emma
Carroll (Alabama, June 2011) 5 girls, 1 boy, Abbie, Brooklyn, Chloe, Ellie, Faith, David
Carotenuto (Italy, February 27 1996) 4 girls, 2 boys
Carpio (New York, October 6 2008) 4 boys, 2 girls, Justin, Genesis, Joel, Jadon, Jezreel, Danelia
Catapano (Italy, October 8 1988) 4 boys, 2 girls, 1 boy died, unsure how many survive (some articles state a 7th baby died in the 8th month of her pregnancy)
Chianese (Italy, November 5 1976) 2 girls, 1 boy, 3 unknown, none survived (also had octuplets in 1979, 2 survived)
Chiarelli/Lo Vetere (Italy, 2003) reportedly conceived spontaneously
Coeke (Germany, November 16 1983) 3 boys, 3 girls, 1 girl died, Rubben, Tim, Thomas, Lieselot, Miet, Sarah
Coenen (Germany, July 24 1988) 4 girls, 2 boys, 5 survive, Alexander (d)
Coleman (England, UK, November 12 1986) 3 boys, 3 girls, Gary, Stuart, James, Jayne, Hannah, Nichola (carried for 32 weeks)
Collins (Texas, October 18 and November 11 1998) 3 boys, 3 girls, 4 survive, Jeremiah, Noah, Christopher (d), Rebekah (d Jan 7 2003), Hannah, Faith
Conway (Northern Ireland, UK, May 22 2009) 4 girls, 2 boys, Ursula, Shannon, Karla, Kerrie (d Jul 20 2009), Austin, Eoghan (two boys identical)
Cooper (Pennsylvania, February 6 1999) 2 boys, 2 girls, 2 lost in utero, 2 boys survive, Ian, Christian, Taylor (g, d), Saige (g, d stillborn) (also has fraternal twins Tara & Rheannon, Sep 27 1991)

Danoff (New York, May 21 1970) 5 girls, 1 boy, none survived
Dilley (Indiana, May 25 1993) 4 boys, 2 girls, Ian, Julian, Quinn, Adrian, Brenna, Claire

Esquivel (Nicaragua, March 1944) 4 boys, 2 girls

Figuereo/Perez (Dominican Republic, December 27 2005) 3 boys, 3 girls, Emilio, Manuel, Hugo, Paola, Nerey, Emely
Folty (Michigan, 1980's) reduced to triplets

Garja/Tijerina (Mexico, June 26 1996) 3 boys, 3 girls, Luis, Jose, Carlos, Esperanza, Rebeca, Ana (1st to survive in Mexico, spontaneous)
Ghosson (Lebanon, October 11 2003) 4 girls, 2 boys, Batool, Mariyam, Hitaf, Aya, Ali (b), Abdelrahman (b) (one may have died, the hospital site says 5 went home)
Giannini (Italy, January 11 1980) 4 boys, 2 girls, Francesco, Fabrizio, Giorgio, Roberto, Letizia, Linda
Gosselin (Pennsylvania, May 10 2004) 3 boys, 3 girls, Collin, Joel, Aaden, Alexis, Hannah, Leah (also have twin girls Cara & Madelyn)
Granata (Italy, 1800s) (also had 11 sets of triplets and three sets of quadruplets)
Grujic (Serbia, April 30 2002) 4 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Gul (Afghanistan, 2011) 3 boys, 3 girls (spontaneous)

Haner (New York, March 22 1996) 4 boys, 2 girls, Christian, Ryan, Austin, Joshua, Breanna, Mary Ellen
Hanselman (Ohio, February 26 2004) 3 boys, 3 girls, Kyle, Alex, Logan, Lucy, Isabella, Sophia
Harris (Alabama, July 7 2002) 4 boys, 2 girls, Kaleb, Kobe, Kieran, Kyle, Kierra, Kaylynne
Hayes (New Jersey, September 14 2004) 3 boys, 3 girls, Connor, Eric, Ryan, Rebecca, Rachel, Tara (also have 2 sets of twins - Kevin & Kyle (1996) and Kieran & Meghan (1999))
Headrick (Kansas, April 6 2002) 3 boys, 3 girls, Ethan, Grant, Sean, Melissa, Jaycie, Danielle
Hiroshimaya (Japan, February 23 to 27 1705) 4 boys, 2 girls (some newspapers reported a 7th baby)
Hirsch (Texas, November 17 1888) 4 boys, 2 girls
Hong (China, December 23 1998) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (1b and 1g died) (3 boys identical, spontaneous)
Hynes (Oregon, September 5 1975) 4 boys, 2 girls, none survive

Ibikunle (Nigeria, March 31 2003) 4 girls, 2 boys, 2 survive, David, Deborah (mother and father are both twins, spontaneous, delivered naturally)
Ibrahim/Ahmed (Egypt, January 2005) 5 girls, 1 boy, Imen, Esra, Elee, Aye, Esme, Muhammed
Incarnato (Italy, March 27 1996) 4 girls, 2 boys, Sara, Deborah, Rosanna, Mariarca, Emanuele, Pasquale

Jaffer (Bahrain, June 13 2001) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (3 boys, 1 girl)

Karl (Alabama, December 8 1899) 6 boys

Lacasale (New Jersey, October 20 1998) 4 boys, 2 girls or 4 girls 2 boys, 4 survive, Anthony, Joseph, Patricia, Stephanie (lost 2 identical babies)
Lamb (England, UK, May 14 2010) 4 girls, 2 boys, 4 survive, Layla, Pippa (d at 7 weeks), Ellen, Rose, Eric, Matthew (d at 2 weeks)
Lange (California, December 8 1974) 4 boys, 2 girls, 1 survive, Brian (d), Corey (d), Jason (d), John (d), Jolene, Kelly (d) (also had quadruplets that didn't survive)
Leonard (Illinois, October 21 1997) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive, Ryan, Brady, Morgan (b, d), Kiara, Shelby, Darby (g)
Letts (England, UK, December 15 1969) 5 girls, 1 boy, 5 survive, Cara, Sharon, Joanne, Tanya, girl (d at birth), Gary
Lopez (Argentina, May 21 1993) 4 girls, 2 boys, María Luz, Solana, Camila, Julieta, Alejo, Lautaro

Marr (Maine, June 27 1846) 2 survived (spontaneous)
Martinez/Muniz (Mexico, November 23 1999) 4 boys, 2 girls, Gerardo, Antonio, Fabian, José, Julia, Cecilia
Martins/Fernandez (Spain, March 27 1997) 3 boys, 3 girls, 2 survive (3 boys, 1 girl died)
Masche (from Nevada, born in Arizona, June 11 2007) 3 boys, 3 girls, Cole, Blake, Grant, Bailey, Savannah, Molli
Medina/Paez (Venezuela, April 3 1990) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Nerio (d), Danilo (d), Henry, Sergio, Elaine, Carolina (1st in South America, mom was 20)
Meis (Texas, February 4 2005) 3 boys, 3 girls, 4 survive, William (d Sep 19 2005), Matthew (d at birth), Jackson, Amelia, Elizabeth, Eleanor
Mele-Oliva (Italy, January 20 2010) 4 girls, 2 boys, Francesca, Angelica, Annachiara, Serena, Paolo, Maurizio
Miyakawa (Japan, September 17 1976) Ayako survived (1st set in Japan)
Mohammed/Foully (from Egypt, born in United Arab Emirates, October 12, 2010) 3 boys, 3 girls, Mohammad, Ahmad, Khalifa, Israa, Sara, Donia
Moreno/Sanchez (Mexico, July 2005) 6 girls, Flor, Gabriela Segumi, Fátima, Elizabeth, Mayela, Ángela (born at 32 weeks)
Mooser (Germany, March 24 1986) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive, Stefan (d), Robert, Matthias, Monika, Martina, Brigitte (mother died)
Morrison (Minnesota, June 10 2007) 4 boys, 2 girls, 1 survives, Bennet (d June 13), Tryg (d June 14), Lincoln (d June 15), Sylas, Lucia (d July 22), Cadence (d June 23)
Munoz/Rodriguez (Dominican Republic, May 2007) 4 girls, 1 boy, 1 unknown, 5 survive, Kia, Kiara, Keila, Ciara, Luis

Nijssen (Netherlands, September 18 1977) 4 girls, 2 boys, 5 survive, Patricia, Priscilla, Mirella, Ivo, Denis (d)
Notzon (Germany, November 26 1981) 3 boys, 3 girls, 3 survive

Olstad (from North Dakota, born in Minnesota, February 2003) 5 boys, 1 girl, none survive, Luke (d), Matthew (d), Mark (d), John (d), Joseph (d), Abigail (d)
Otten (born in Missouri, from Illinois, April 9 2004) 3 boys, 3 girls, Jacob, Joshua, Tyler, Madison, Isabella, Rileigh

Pallau/Ferri (Spain, August 29 1985) 5 girls, 1 boy, 1 survive, Esther (d), girl (d), girl (d), Mari Luz, Bartolomé (d) (also has twin girls in 84, none survive)
Perry (Pennsylvania, March 19 2003) 3 boys, 3 girls, Ian, Simon, Joshua, Olivia, Zoe, Madison
Petrone/Luzitelli (Italy, August 4 1970) 3 boys, 3 girls, 1 boy and 1 girl survive
Poliseno (New York, 1990?) reduced to one, Victor
Price (England, UK, April 14 1976) 3 boys, 3 girls, none survive, Nigel (d) Jacqueline (d)
Prijono/Tjokrosetio (from Indonesia born in Singapore, November 29 1998) 5 boys, 1 girl, Danny, Davis, Dylon, Douglas, Dominick, Deirdre (southeast Asia's 1st surviving set)

Radic (Ecuador, April 23 1993) 4 boys, 2 girls
Rosenkowitz (South Africa, January 11 1974) 3 boys, 3 girls, David, Grant, Jason, Nicolette, Elizabeth, Emma

Sajida (from Afghanistan, born in Pakistan, July 5 1993) 4 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Salinas Hernandez (Mexico, February 28 1998) 3 boys, 3 girls, 3 survive, Eduardo, Guillermo, Bryan (d), Elsa (d), Diana (d), Arly (mother originally reported to be pregnant with up to nine babies)
Santi-Esteban/Araujo (Mexico, November 10 2000) 4 boys, 2 girls, 3 survive, Silvano (d), Jesus-Eduardo (d), Julio-Cesar (d), Maximilian, Martha, Dulce-Maria
Santos (Portugal, February 10 2002) 3 boys, 3 girls, none survive, Pedro (d), Diogo (d), Leandro (d), Andreia (d), Joana (d), Rubina (d)
Secco (Italy, August 11 1997) 3 boys, 3 girls, Davide, Jacopo, Nicolo, Elena, Silvia, Mattia
Sheikh (Pakistan, October 30 2002) 5 boys, 1 girl
Shanun (Israel, October 8 1985) 5 boys, 1 girl
Shrives-Dornan (Arkansas, June 3 2006) 3 boys, 3 girls, none survived, Ayden (d), Ryder (d), Bryson (d), Brooklee (d), Brailee (d), Arabella (d) (7th baby lost in utero)
Soldani (California, September 1 2007) 4 girls, 2 boys, Lucia, Joely (d), Bailey (d), Briana (d), Bruno, Santino
Speichinger (Missouri, August 9 1936) 1 survived, Marjorie-Louise (others died in 2nd month of pregnancy)
Stanek (Colorado, September 16 1973) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive, Nathan, Steven, Jeffrey (d at age 9), John, Julia (d), Catherine
Stansel (Texas, August 4 2009) 4 girls, 2 boys, 2 survive, Ashlyn (d), Haley, Kaitlyn (d), Rachel, Braden (d), Dallin (d) (also had twins Brian & Brendan September 24 2008 at 18 weeks, neither survived)

Tagijeva (from Azerbaijan, born in Russia, September 2004) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive
Taylor (North Carolina, September 11 2000) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive, Hunter, Jordan, Griffin (d), Faith, Cassandra, Morgan
Taylor (Minnesota, due 2007) lost a 6th at 9 weeks
Temiz (Germany, October 16 2008) 4 girls, 2 boys, Rana, Esma, Zeynep, Zehra, Adem, Ahmed
Thompson (Washington DC, May 8 1997) 5 girls, 1 boy, 5 survive, Emily, Octavia, Stella, Ann Maria, Alison (d), Richard
Thorns (England, UK, October 2 1968) 4 girls, 2 boys, 3 survive, Lynne (d), Susan, Julie, Jillian (d at birth), Ian (d), Roger
Thurmond (South Carolina, October 18 1902) none survived, James (d)
Tika (Greece, August 31 1979) 4 girls, 2 boys, none survive
Tukuluse (Africa, 1920)

Underhill (England, UK, May 2 1985) 4 boys, 2 girls, 1 survives, Benjamin (d Jan 1986), Daniel (d May 17 1985), Nathan (d Nov 1985), Mathew (d Feb 1986), Lucy (d Mar 1986), Charlotte

Vanhove/Gadeyne (Belgium, August 17 1983) 5 boys, 1 girl, Bruno, Jelle, Tom, Lode, Veerle, Anne (reported as the 11th woman this century to have sextuplets, delivered naturally)
Van Houten (Michigan, January 7, 16 and 17 2004) 4 boys, 2 girls, John Paul, Gerrit, Nolan, Peyton, Samantha, Kennedy
Vince (England, UK, May 19 1993) 5 girls, 1 boy, Rebecca, Katie, Stephanie, Jessica, Valerie, Gregory (father has twins from previous marriage)

Walton (England, November 18 1983) 6 girls, Jenny, Ruth, Lucy, Kate, Hannah, Sarah
Wang (China, May 29 2003) 5 boys, 1 girl, 5 survive (one boy died) (reportedly conceived spontaneously)
Werner (Germany, March 26 1986) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive, Tomas, Niklas, Lukas, Grete, Mady, one stillborn girl

Zala (India, December 4 2006) 6 boys, 4 survive (may be spontaneous)

unidentified (Italy, late 1500's, early 1600's) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Italy, late 1500's, early 1600's) (spontaneous)

unidentified (Europe, 1831) (spontaneous)
unidentified (USA, December 30 1831) 6 girls, none survived (mother was 19) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Italy, 1844) (spontaneous)
unidentified (September 15 1869) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Spain, 1880) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Spain, 1885) 1 survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, 1893) 6 girls (spontaneous)

unidentified (Ghana, April 19 1903) 5 boys, 1 girl, none survived (2 sets of boys identical, mother previously had quads and 2 sets triplets) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Africa, May 10 1903) all survived after 8 days
unidentified (Nigeria, 1907) (mother was 19) (spontaneous)

unidentified (South Africa, 1929) 3 survive (spontaneous)

unidentified (Portugal, 1931) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Guyana, 1933) (spontaneous)
unidentified (India, 1937) (spontaneous)

unidentified (USA, 1950) (spontaneous)
unidentified (India, April 1951) none survive (spontaneous)
unidentified (Zimbabwe, 1952) stillborn (spontaneous)
unidentified (Mexico, September 7 1953) 3 survive (1b, 2g) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Bosnia, April 14 1955) none survived (spontaneous)
unidentified (South Carolina, June 1955) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Iran, March 1958) 4 boys, 2 girls (spontaneous)
unidentified (England, UK, 1958) 2 boys survive (spontaneous)

unidentified (Malawi, 1961) (spontaneous, also had 2 sets of quints, 1 set of triplets, and 1 set of twins)
unidentified (Zimbabwe, October 10 1961) stillborn (spontaneous)
unidentified (Washington, September 28 1963) 1 survives (spontaneous)
unidentified (Sweden, 1964)
unidentified (Sweden, February 16 1965) none survive
unidentified (Brazil, August 26 1965) (spontaneous)
unidentified (Sweden, October 9 and 10 1965) 4 girls, 2 boys, none survive
unidentified (Belgium, March 1966) none survive
unidentified (Bangladesh, 1967)
unidentified (Pakistan, November 1 1967) 6 boys
unidentified (USA, 1970s) at least 2 girls, none survived

unidentified (Italy, August 4 1970) none survive
unidentified (Iran, October 1976) 2 girls survive
unidentified (Guatemala, September 1978) 5 boys, 1 girl, unsure how many survive
unidentified (Sardinia, July 31 1978) none survived

unidentified (W Germany, September 25 1983) 4 boys, 2 girls, 1 boy died, Germany's 3rd set
unidentified (Kuwait, January 2 1984) 4 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Australia, 1986)
unidentified (Japan, December 30 1988 and January 2 1989) 5 boys, 1 girl, 3 survive (girl died), (1 boy born in 88- the others born 89)

unidentified (Spain, 1990) 5 survive
unidentified (Chile, July 6 1990) 2 boys died in utero, 1 survives
unidentified (Brazil, November 3 1991) 3 boys, 3 girls
unidentified (Pakistan, 1992) 3 boys, 3 girls
unidentified (Malta, 1994) unknown how many survive
unidentified (Mexico, April 1996) 5 survive
unidentified (Afghanistan, 1998) 5 boys, 1 girl, none survived
unidentified (Saudi Arabia, September 6 1998) 3 boys, 3 girls, reported to be spontaneous, already had a set of triplets

unidentified (Saudi Arabia, February 20 2000) 3 boys, 3 girls, all survive
unidentified (Colorado, July 2001) 5 survive
unidentified (Pakistan, October 30 2002) 5 girls, 1 boy
unidentified (Michigan, July 2003) none survived
unidentified (California, September 15 2004) 4 boys, 2 girls
unidentified (Egypt, January 2005) 3 boys, 3 girls, 5 survive
unidentified (India, December 7 2006) 4 boys, 2 unknown, 2 died in utero, 2 stillborn, 2 boys survive
unidentified (British Columbia, Canada, January 6 and 7 2007) 4 boys, 2 girls, 4 survive (1 boy and 1 unknown died) (one born naturally, the others caesarean)
unidentified (Bahrain, June 2008) 3 boys, 3 girls, 1 survives (2 identical, IVF)

unidentified (Ontario, Canada) conceived and lost sextuplets (spontaneous, mother a twin, mother had quadruplet grandchildren (Luloff)

2 sets of sextuplets were selectively reduced in Canada, in 1997 and 1998, I have not counted these in the totals.

A news article stated in 1968 that 18 sets of sextuplets had been born in the UK in the century. (I haven't counted these 18 sets in the total yet).