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Most common first name in jamaica. The Jamaican national cricket team has won seven WICB Cups and ten Regional. The algae is boiled with milk then mixed with nutmeg sugar vanilla and cinnamon. Early Common Last Names in Jamaica Clarendon parish Hanover parish Kingston parish A B Kingston parish C E Kingston parish F-I Kingston parish J-M Kingston parish N P Kingston parish R -T Kingston parish U W.

Of course my own name Gayle is quite popular too but certainly not popular enough to make the top 30. A name of African origin Ajani means one who wins the struggle. The most popular given names vary nationally regionally and culturallyLists of widely used given names can consist of those most often bestowed upon infants born within the last year thus reflecting the current naming trends or else be composed of the personal names occurring most within the total population.

Hasina girl means good. My name is not there but just as well the Neita. It is a Jamaican name for boys that means my father is a gift.

Name Number Name Number 1 James 4700229 Mary 3196385 2 Robert 4455696 Patricia 1558407 3 John 4453807 Jennifer 1468377 4 Michael 4335919 Linda 1448303 5 William 3564276 Elizabeth 1420377 6 David. Campbell Comes from the Gaelic meaning wry or crooked mouth a name probably applied to some early chief of the clan. Fifteen years later in 1509 after their first visit to the island the first Spanish colonists came.

If you are looking to find information on J amaican baby names I recommend that you read Jeffrey Fishers comprehensive book on Jamaican baby. Food men arms and horse were shipped here to help in conquering the American mainland. Sometimes condensed milk is added for extra sweetness.

Glenmore boy Glenmore is the name of a place in Jamaica and it has also become a popular Jamaican name. There are many references particularly in Roman Catholic records to people from Venezuela and Colombia the Spanish Main Costa Rica and Cuba all of whom had Spanish surnames and whose names are still found in Jamaica today. Some of the most popular family names in Jamaica today are Allen Anderson Bailey Higgins Jones Powell Brown Smith Williams and Clarke.