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Peter was in the top 25 here between the 1920s and the 1980s, long enough for there to be a heavy saturation of them across generations. Before the 20th century it wasn't especially popular - not unheard of, but certainly not in the league of Charles, James, Thomas, etc. So, much like Andrew and Stephen, which had similar curves, even though it's historic it seems very last-century, and maybe that's why it's dropped so much in popularity.
I like it. I like Perry for it too: a nice way of reviving it, maybe.