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Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 1:22 pm**

Very common

Boys: Tim
Girls: Lotte

I saw this somewhere.

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 1:25 pm**

Many years ago it was Hans for boys a name who was very populair.
Now you here many ''strange'' names like sterre, lasselente and so on.

My name: Ralf you don't here it not very mutch here the most are written Ralph

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 1:38 pm**

My name is nowhere found in the Netherlans and I have 802 Possible relatives with the same name in Belgium.

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 1:51 pm**

Speukes wrote:Because most users of this forum are addicted to stats, it could be a good idea to give the number that your surname is counted in Belgium and The Netherlands.

For Belgium: www.familienaam.be
For The Netherlands: www.familienaam.nl

There were no people with my surname in Netherlands. There was one in Belgium but 'misspelled' without the dots.

My surname is Finnish.

As far as I remeber correct, here are about 3000 people with my surname in Finland. There are also some in Sweden and USA (without the dots again).

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 4:51 pm**

1 in Belgium but 0 in the netherlands

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 5:26 pm**

hee hee - 3763 in Holland and 1385 in Belgium for me

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 6:38 pm**

My name:

France: 0
The Netherlands: 0
Belgium: 1

There's a similar service for Finland:

http://192.49.206.69/sukunimi/sukunimi.asp

First choose time frame of birth, type your name and press 'HAE'.
The map and top 3 cities or communes will be displayed. If there's 'ULKOMAAT' displayed in results, it means that those are foreigners moved to Finland.

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 7:19 pm**

There are 422 people with the same surname as I in The Netherlands, 2 in Belgium. I know there are also quite a few whose ancestors have emigrated to the USA - though not any direct relatives, unfortunately, would have been nice for holidays, wouldn't it?

Posted: **Fri Mar 19, 2004 8:36 pm**

fjon wrote:hee hee - 3763 in Holland and 1385 in Belgium for me

Oh I see - the Irish sailormen used to have alot of fun in Antwerp and Rotterdam in the past centuries...

Just kidding

Posted: **Wed May 05, 2004 7:27 pm**

avij wrote:I don't think we have that many Mohammeds here in Finland, though.

But more and more, anyway.

Posted: **Wed May 05, 2004 8:10 pm**

Code: Select all

First name:
Tuukka  Year of birth   Men     Women   Total
        -1899           0       0       0
        1900-19         19      0       19
        1920-39         39      0       39
        1940-59         27      0       27
        1960-79         642     0       642
        1980-99         2317    0       2317
        2000-03         700     0       700
        2004            27      0       27
        Total           3771    0       3771

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Surname
Ryyppö           Amount  Men   Naiset  In Finland  Outside Finland
As present name  403     214   189     385         18
As an old name   232     18    214     218         14
Dead             305     131   174     297         8
Total            940     363   577     900         40

------------------------------------

Surname
Tuppurainen       Lkm    Miehet  Naiset  Suomessa  Ulkomailla
Nykyisenä nimenä  1147   574     573     1116      31
Entisenä nimenä   581    45      536     558       23
Kuolleilla        580    260     320     566       14
Yhteensä          2308   879     1429    2240      68

My surname is Ryyppö, but I'm no way related to them, so I put also my mother's surname in this list.
If you go to http://192.49.206.69/sukunimi/sukunimi.asp and put Tuppurainen to the field, you can see how my family has moved around Finland in the past.
Sure is interesting ;D

Posted: **Mon May 10, 2004 10:17 pm**

I do not remember clearly which are the most popular first names in Germany. Linguists see, however, that for several years now names from the Holy Bible are increasing in popularity.

The most common surname, I think, is Schmidt (Schmitt), closely followed by Schwar(t)z, Müller, Krause, Lehmann, Schulz(e).

In Northern Germany, Jansen or Jensen are quite common. In Bavaria, Huber pervades a lot.

Posted: **Tue May 11, 2004 11:16 am**

In Catalunya the most popular names in 2002 are Marc for boys, and Maria for girls.

I don't know the information in all Spain

and about surnames, the most comon for years and years are Garcia, Sanchez, Lopez, Gomez.....

saludos!!!!!

Posted: **Tue May 11, 2004 4:15 pm**

I don't think the system works really fine because when I try my own name, I don't see a color near my place.

Posted: **Thu May 13, 2004 2:40 pm**

People with my Surname in Finnland are found in Helsinki and Lahti, but not surprisingly they are Ulkumat

At least in Helsinki there have been some before 1945.

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