1001 реда List of the Most Popular Last Names in the US rank 1001-2000.

Most common african american last names in the united states. There were only 16070 Lincolns and that number was only 14 per cent black. However my curiosity about whether the last name James was more common among Black Americans than other Americans resulted in this pancocojams post on 100 most common Black American surnames. But the bureau also compiled lists of the fastest-growing surnames in the United States and these include Zhang Li Ali Liu and Khan a testament to the wonderful diversity of our nation.

Jackson was 53 per cent black. While Smith remains the most common US. Hailing as the second most common African American last name in the nation Jefferson is also a name that was quite prevalent and popular during the birth of our country.

50 MOST COMMON NON-AFRICAN AMERICAN SURNAMES Based on Births among Allegheny County Pennsylvania Residents During 1992-2001 No file name provided Rank Surname Birth Counts 1. From a census data conducted recently in the United States of America it was made known that there are over 700000 African Americans with the surname Williams. When it comes to last names Smith is the most popular of last names among black people.

This makes Washington the blackest name in America. Good life one precious have leader his will strong independent gods warrior you nice african princess people pretty special king sweet woman loyal goddess being gift peace born spirit beauty kind heaven strength blessed flower light loving blessing unique god joy intelligent. Smith 806 2Miller 671 3.

Other last names derived from the kind of work people did include Archer Baker Brewer Butcher Cook Dyer Farmer Judge Mason Page Potter Taylor and. Jefferson was the second-blackest name at 75 per cent African-American. In other words there are more African Americans with the last name Washington than any other.

Many influential people have used the surname Jones including the 1991-1995 Governor of Kentucky Brereton Jones. This word cloud was created using some of the most common words used in the meanings of names with African American origins. Interestingly the five most common American surnames as of 2010 havent changed that much over time and are Smith Johnson Williams Brown and Jones.