I'm looking for a dataset of personal names containing for each name as many following labels as possible:
I'm going to expand on the comment of @Joe above because there isn't room to add too much in the comments.
IMDB offers textfile datasets with enormous amounts of data (details). Choosing one site at random, you see a list of the files (link). Choose biographies.list.gz and uncompress. The biographies.list file has sections incuding:
NM: 'K', Murray the
RN: Murray Kaufman
NK: The Fifth Beatle
DB: 14 February 1922, New York City, New York, USA
DD: 21 February 1982, Los Angeles, California, USA (cancer)
BG: Murray the K was born Murray Kaufman in New York, New York, on 14... (abbreviated)
SP: * 'Jacklyn Zeman' (qv) (14 February 1979 - 1981) (divorced)
TR: * Legendary disk jockey who made his name at WINS (New York) in the 1950s... (abbreviated)
Some categories are easy to decode (BG = background). Here is the full list of possible categories, with some annotation based on my skimming. It seems there are about 500k unique people included. The data is a little dirty, but you can surely get names, nationalities, countries, ages, genders, marital and family status after a little text mining.
2050717 BG: (biography)
1438983 TR: (trivia)
585662 NM: (name)
560287 OW:
373177 DB: (date of birth)
329587 QU: (quotes)
155847 HT: (height)
138481 RN: (real name)
132678 AT:
130380 SP: (spouse)
119293 DD: (date of death)
96901 BY: (biography written by)
74378 CV:
66683 NK: (nickname)
61704 PT:
52134 IT:
29016 BO:
27863 TM:
11012 PI:
6348 SA:
6042 BT:
1 WN:
Overview stats via some awk/grep/sort/uniq/sort:
awk '{print $1}' biographies.list | grep -v '^$' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn -k1
Update: Instead of downloading the file and parsing it, you can use one of the unofficial APIs: discussion.
There's a sample generation project on GEDIS Studio (online generation tool) named "Personal Data" allowing to generate those data. You can register a free account from www.data-generator.com.
Provided fields for each record : Country Code, UID, Family headcount, gender, first name, last name, birth date, age, majority (yes/no), marital status, address, email, job title, bank data.
You can configure many parameters controlling the quality of generated data such has : Country Code (French, US, UAE), Male / Female ratio, Ratio Family (single / multi), Married Ratio, Age of Majority, Age distribution,...
More info on GEDIS Studio at http://www.gedis-studio.com/personal-data.html
You will find there two sample datasets (each of 300 records) and detail descriptions on the configuration of generation.
Notice that this generator is configurable and you can change / add / remove whatever you want I soon as you imported it into your workspace.
Disclaimer : I'm the owner of GEDIS Studio, so you can ask me improvement :)
Yo could scrape baby names from the Social Security site http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
