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What is the rarest last name in America?

Here are 100 of the Rarest Last Names in the U.S. as of the 2010 Census Tartal. Throndsen. Torsney. Tuffin. Usoro. Vanidestine. Viglianco. Vozenilek.

What is the most popular last name in Czech Republic?

Map of most common Czech surnames in 76 statistical districts: Novk or Novkov Dvořk or Dvořkov Novotn or Novotn Svoboda or Svobodov Čern or Čern Navrtil or Navrtilov Other (they might be more common in certain municipalities than in the others)

Where does the last name Maine come from?

French: topographic name from Old French maine dwelling residence abode or a habitational name from any of numerous places so named.

What is the most common last name in Maine?

ing to the US Census there are over 1.33 million Mainers. So out of all of us, who has the most popular surname? ing to forebears.com its a pretty simple one.Smith. In fact, there are 11,717 people named Smith in the Pine Tree State.

What is the most popular name in Maine?

Popular Names in Maine 1Theodore. 1Charlotte. 2Oliver. 2Evelyn. 3Henry. 3Olivia. 4Hudson. 4Eleanor.

What is the #1 last name?

Our last names are an enduring spoken tradition, and they can often tell us something important about where we came from. The most common surname in the United States is Smith. Actually, the most common surname in just about every English-speaking country is Smith.

What is the most common last name in Vermont?

Common Surnames by State StateName Vermont Smith Brown Virginia Smith Johnson Washington Smith Johnson West Virginia Smith Miller46 more rows

Where does the last name come from?

Where do last names come from? Last names can be derived from occupations (e.g., Smith), locations (e.g., Hill), personal characteristics (e.g., Young), or paternal lineage (e.g., Johnson). In some cultures, surnames were assigned based on the fathers name (e.g., OConnor, meaning son of Connor).

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