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How common is your surname in your country?
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Last edited by Atlantic Islander; 01-23-2014 at 05:57 AM.
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Relatively common.
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not at all
if it was my moms surname, it would be common (very dutch, similar to van sloten, van der vliet). so the story goes on my dads side, our name used to be the german "dietzl" for generations. apparently, our ancestor worked for... william the orange? can't remember. anyways it was a good life but his daughter disgraced williams son or something so rather than face penalty they fled, changing their name to an amalgamation of a german and hungarian word.
its probably all untrue thoughi dont know how reliable it is
"and your sugar and spice, and everything nice
you got monroe hips, poison lips, and eyes"
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In Australia, there are only two families with my surname. In the former Yugoslavia it's still very uncommon.
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Not common at all.
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Not very common but it's not rare either.
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I don't think it's very common in US but common in Scotland and Australia.
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Very common in Poland.
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