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I came across this site while trying to find out how many people had a certain last name.
http://howmanyofme.com/search/
There are 14 people named Gary Priester
- There are 4,233 people in the U.S. with the last name Priester.
- Statistically the 8339th most popular last name.
Guess I am not as unique as I thought. :D
People with first name "Bill" 175,167
People with last name "Taylor" 835,293 statistically the 13th most common last name.
468 people named Bill Taylor
Wow. That's even more common than Carter, Mary's last name.
There are fewer than 1,564 people in the U.S. with the first name Rik.
There are 1,386 people in the U.S. with the last name Datta.
There are 1 or fewer people in the U.S. named Rik Datta.
Statistically the 20599th most popular last name.
My Dad always said there are more Taylors than there are white people. ;)
Picture is Mom, Dad, and me.
I've got you beat on the first name Bill, astonishingly there are 586,496 people in the US named with the first name "Frances"
On my last though there are only 48,215 Proctors.
Oh dear
With only two people with both my names, it looks like I'm just about as popular as Rik. Perhaps the pair of us should just sit this one out, or go out into the garden and eat worms. Even if I use the popular version of my name, that still only give 5 people. Mind you, since I'm up here in Canada, that means there is at least one more in North America since I am not included in the statistiques. Right now I am trying to decide if I should be elated because I am so rare or depressed cause I'm so unpopular.
Well you could change the "i" to an "e" ;))
The site indicates there are possibly 4 people in the US with my Dad's first name if any at all.
His first name was Lum. Scot for chimney according to google search.
Thanks, Gary
That's interesting.
There won't be anyone with a more popular first name. :)
http://www.jamesalexander.de/NameData.png
My last name is the 111th most popular. Almost 4,000 people with the same name as I have.
I believe this. I got a (governmental) job in 1989 and when I started there, there were already TWO James Alexander's. One was my Father, but still I thought it was strange that someone else had my exact same name, in the same town, working at the same place!
I didn't meet him until later when he told me that he got teased at work because they would announce awards that were given out and would mention HIS name, but then they would mention MY division. He always felt like they had given him an award in the first half of the sentence and had taken it away in the second half!
Peace
James
Thanks, Gary
I'm in with Rik - One or less with my name
The part that made me laugh was : •More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Guy are male.
Not surprising is it ?
well priester, is priest in dutch.
Just me with my married name but 49 people with my maiden name of Grace Mosley!
345,645 with the first name Chris (my given name) and 459 with the last name Houg. 1 Chris Houg in the US. I guess I'm in a league of my own....
My name seems to be fairly common. Here is a screen shot of the results.
Attachment 86385
For a year or so we lived in Tulsa Oklahoma near Broken Arrow, and there was a guy living there with the same name as mine.
There'd be at least 1 if I lived there (lived there in 1990 anyway)Quote:
There are 312,804,172 people in the U.S.
0 have your name
There are 1 or fewer people in the United States with my name.
As far as I know there is only 4 people in the US with the last name of Assony. I have done google searches and never found any.
Hi,
Only 98 people in us with James MacGregor.
Interesting, there are only 2 people in the US with the name Su Lawrence (thought there would be more than that as Lawrence is a fairly common surname). It's the pesky spelling as there are 80 with the name Sue Lawrence ... I dropped the 'e' many years ago. Although apparently there is a river called Su Lawrence as well, which is kind of strange. More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Sue or Su are female (well no surprise there then). Kind of reminds me of the Blackadder sketch when his new manservant introduces 'himself' as 'Kate': "Kate? ... isn't that a bit of a girl's name?" "It's erm ... short for ... Bob!"
Regards
Su