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     • It provides the approximate incidence of forenames and surnames produced from a database of 4,044,546,938 people (55.5% of living people in 2014).
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   How many people have a forename & surname?

   • It provides the approximate incidence of forenames and surnames produced from a database of 4,044,546,938 people (55.5% of living people in 2014). As of September 2019 it covers 27,662,801 forenames and 27,206,821 surnames in 236 jurisdictions. The geospatial data can be viewed on an interactive map and in table form.

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   How many Americans have a surname?

   • This massive undertaking, 'Amazon.com: Dictionary of American Family Names', documents 70,000 surnames of Americans. It is a reference source like no other, surveying each surname and giving its meaning, nationality, alternate spellings, common forenames associated with it, and the frequency of each surname and forename.

   Amazon.com: Dictionary of American Family Names

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   How do I find out how many people have my last name?

   • To find out how many people have your last name, use the Forebears website. It's the most detailed tool with the best overview.

   How many people have my last name: tool | History Rob

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   How many people have a last name?

   • The U.S. Census Bureau only provides a ranking for last names that appear at least one hundred times in the census. So, there could be 99 people with that name in the census. And always remember that the tool looks for an exact match. There may be many small spelling variations with hundreds of bearers.

   How Rare Is My Last Name? (How To Check) – Data Mining DNA

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   What is a surname map?

   • These maps graphically display locations where surnames occurred at different periods in time. This strategy provides genealogists with a starting point for research in the birth country, when that information cannot be discovered through sources recorded in the new country of settlement.

   Surname Distribution Maps - FamilySearch

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   How many surnames are there in the UK?

   • At that time the scope was limited to England, Scotland, Wales and The Channel Islands; covering around 425,000 surnames listed in the 1881 census of The United Kingdom. In April 2013 over 64,000 surnames were added with the addition of data from the Ireland census of 1901. This initial version was presented using HighMaps.

   World Forename & Surname Distribution Maps - Forebears

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   It provides the approximate incidence of forenames and surnames produced from a database of 4,044,546,938 people (55.5% of living people in 2014). As of September 2019 it covers 27,662,801 forenames and 27,206,821 surnames in 236 jurisdictions. The geospatial data can be viewed on an interactive map and in table form.

4. apps.cdrc.ac.uk › worldnamesWorldnames

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   Worldnames uses many new and up-to-date sources to tell you where in the world people with your surname and forename are found. Additionally, we provide lots of interesting facts and figures about the people who share your name.

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   How Many People Have Your Name? Added Aug 1, 2010 by IceEye in Statistics & Data Analysis Enter your name and your gender and see a whole bunch of info on your name!

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   Explore the world's largest database of name meanings & distributions; and locate your ancestors in genealogical records ordered by place.

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   National and state statistics for close to one million last names. Find information about popularity, rank, race, ethnicity and more. First Names. Find data on hundreds of thousands of first names, including statistics for popularity, percentile rank, baby names, race and ethnicity. Compare Names.

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   What is the popularity of your last name? Find your ancestors, discover the origin and meaning of your last name, and build your family tree!

10. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiSurname Distribution Maps - FamilySearch

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    Apr 20, 2024 · These maps graphically display locations where surnames occurred at different periods in time. This strategy provides genealogists with a starting point for research in the birth country, when that information cannot be discovered through sources recorded in the new country of settlement.