OT-Fun Name Game

HOW MANY OF ME? At...

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You enter a first and/or last name and it will tell you how many people in the USA have that first name, that last name, and how many have that combination of your first and last name. So if you enter "Jane Doe," it will tell you that there are 374,961 people with the name "Jane," 17,988 with the last name "Doe," and 22 with the name "Jane Doe"(yes, really!). It

will also tell you how popular the name is, as in "the 149th most popular name," and whether it is more likely to be given to males or females (the first name).

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Reply to
Lucille
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Hey - I'm one of a kind, as are DD and DS (but I could have told you that). DH is one of 5!

Cheryl

Reply to
Cheryl Isaak

I personally know of 5 others of me: there's an attorney in San Francisco and another in either Kentucky or Tennessee, a writer for music magazines, one in upstate NY and one in the midwest whom I used to correspond with. We even had the same return address labels, which used to drive her mailman batty!

The website says there are 1491 such copycats.

There are 1,000,395 people in the U.S. with the first name Karen. Statistically the 36th most popular first name

Reply to
Karen C - California

There was only one me, but same as Cheryl, would you expect anything else? lol

There were 229,476 Lucilles

Reply to
Lucille

Interesting. It gave me 0 with my first name, 0 with the last name - which is wrong - there are at least a handful, and 1530 with my maiden last name.

That was a fun little quickie.

ellice

Reply to
ellice

There are 238 of me, IIRC. But the funny thing was the statement "99.99% of people with the name Susan are female." Presumably that just leaves Johnny Cash's famous "Boy named Sue" for the other .01%

sue

Reply to
Susan Hartman

This is very inaccurate. According to them, not only do I not exist but neither do the more than 300 relatives I have with my same last name.

And there is no way in Hades my name is the 172nd most popular name in the country. My name was at it's height in popularity about 70 years ago and even then it never made the top 20, according to very baby name book and site I've looked at.

Reply to
explorer

Well under my maiden name there are only 19 of me....one I'm aware of is an award winning documentary producer. I believe she also attended my high school prior to me so that always confused folks in the offices.

And according to this web site my married name doesn't exist - although I know if I Google it there is someone with the same name in the Midwest.

Reply to
MelissaD

If you go back to the page and scroll down to the bottom you'll see that they don't claim to be accurate. They even have an accuracy information page with FAQ's that's fun to read.

They do claim it to be fun and that's what it is.

Lucille

Reply to
Lucille

It tells me that my best friend doesn't exist, and neither does my cousin Nancy. I'll admit, it's not the most common last name in either country, but I am positive that there's at least one person in the US with that last name. Either that or Nancy's gotten married and didn't tell anyone!

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Karen C - California

Reply to
Brenda Lewis

There are 1,541 more with my name and 3,192 with husband's name. Should have kept my maiden name because there were only 23 with that combination.

Hmmm, it says there are 2 people in the US named Britney Spears. I really feel sorry for one of the two.

Reply to
Brenda Lewis

Two kids, one of them my neighbor's son (same first, middle and last name) graduated from LHS two years ago. Not related either! Same birth month though.

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Reply to
Cheryl Isaak

The first time I went to the University Hospital, they had a file on me

6" thick. I couldn't understand, I'd never been there before and I didn't think that every medical record I ever had would be a pile that large.

It seems that even though I'd told the intake clerk that I had never been there before, there is someone else in town with the same first name, maiden name only one letter removed from mine, EXACT same birthday, so the clerk was sure that I was mistaken when I said I'd never been there before.

Fortunately, I can prove that when my alter ego was in the hospital for months, I was living and working in another city entirely.

Equally fortunately, her medical records indicate scars in places where I don't have any, which is how I finally convinced the doctor that I was brand-new in town and certainly hadn't been an inpatient for that many months.

Reply to
Karen C - California

The name, Mavia, doesn't exist in the database. I guess I'm an oddball! LOL

Mavia

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Mavia Beaulieu

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