Fullthorpe Surname

2,293,424th
Most Common
surname in the World

Approximately 69 people bear this surname

Most prevalent in:
England
Highest density in:
England

Fullthorpe Surname Definition:

FOLTHORPE, FOULTHORPE: A local name of northern origin. One of the principal habitats of the family was in the county of Durham, where they acquired (probably for no better reason than a play upon the first syllable) the undesirable appellation of the "The Filthy Foulthorpes.

Fullthorpe Surname Distribution Map

PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
England691:807,50843,459
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
England181:1,354,18747,798
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
United States11:50,218,684817,899

Fullthorpe Surname Meaning

From Where Does The Surname Originate? meaning and history

FOLTHORPE, FOULTHORPE: A local name of northern origin. One of the principal habitats of the family was in the county of Durham, where they acquired (probably for no better reason than a play upon the first syllable) the undesirable appellation of the "The Filthy Foulthorpes."

Patronymica Britannica (1860) by Mark Antony Lower

Fullthorpe Last Name Facts

Where Does The Last Name Fullthorpe Come From? nationality or country of origin

The surname Fullthorpe occurs in England more than any other country or territory. It may appear in the variant forms:. Click here for other possible spellings of Fullthorpe.

How Common Is The Last Name Fullthorpe? popularity and diffusion

It is the 2,293,424th most commonly occurring surname worldwide. It is borne by approximately 1 in 105,616,607 people. It occurs mostly in Europe, where 100 percent of Fullthorpe reside; 100 percent reside in Northern Europe and 100 percent reside in British Isles.

This surname is most commonly held in England, where it is carried by 69 people, or 1 in 807,508. In England Fullthorpe is primarily concentrated in: Northamptonshire, where 91 percent are found, Dorset, where 4 percent are found and Kent, where 1 percent are found.

Fullthorpe Family Population Trend historical fluctuation

The prevalency of Fullthorpe has changed over time. In England the number of people carrying the Fullthorpe surname grew 383 percent between 1881 and 2014.

Phonetically Similar Names

SurnameSimilarityWorldwide IncidencePrevalency
Fulthorpe95305/
Fulthorpee901/
Ful Thorpe901/
Fllothorpe900/
Fulthorp8963/
Fulltorp893/
Fulthrop781/
Fyle-Thorpe761/
Felthrop671/
Faiella-Tharp612/
Valthrop562/
Phlatharap50490/

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