Poll: How unique is your surname?
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Well I have yet to meet another person with the surname Sherlock outside of my family so I'd say my surname is fairly unique atleast where I am from.
My last name is quite rare. Its meaning is pretty awesome too. Its Dutch for "Bull in a House".
We're known for being klutz's.
We're known for being klutz's.
Mine is Duran.
Not very common in Hawaii but I'm sure it's very common in Mexico or the south western US mainland
(I swear pain upon anyone who makes a certain 80's band reference!)
Not very common in Hawaii but I'm sure it's very common in Mexico or the south western US mainland
(I swear pain upon anyone who makes a certain 80's band reference!)
Mine's fairly unique for America, but it's fairly common for the shul my family goes to. It's Chernoff. It's ok, but I wish it didn't sound so much like turn off.
Allen. It's common, but I did a bit of digging around anyway. Apparently, it comes form an old Scottish word meaning "fair or handsome." The actual group of people it was applied to were supposed to be huge and blonde, which works well, since I am both.
MY grandmother's surname is Mudge, which I think is pretty uncommon, though there is a road with that name, named from her family. We've tracked her genealogy all the way back to Geoffrey Chaucer.
MY grandmother's surname is Mudge, which I think is pretty uncommon, though there is a road with that name, named from her family. We've tracked her genealogy all the way back to Geoffrey Chaucer.
My name is fairly rare (I haven't met many others), although I do have the same name as the lead guitarist of Bullet For My Valentine. So yeah, maybe not so rare.
