Newcomer Surname

70,153rd
Most Common
surname in the World

Approximately 7,051 people bear this surname

Most prevalent in:
United States
Highest density in:
United States

Newcomer Surname Definition:

This surname is largely/solely of Swiss origin, with a strong connection to the village of Eggiwil, Bern, Switzerland. Bearers of the surname appear to have been Mennonites. Seeking religious freedom many migrated to Pennsylvania, a state favoured by German and Swiss immigrants.

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Newcomer Surname Distribution Map

PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
United States7,0031:51,7586,238
Nigeria221:8,051,944174,166
France81:8,302,840321,660
Canada61:6,140,932260,641
Brazil21:107,037,1661,031,150
China21:683,660,78330,601
Thailand21:35,319,172966,191
Colombia11:47,774,07244,230
Czechia11:10,633,469206,023
Greece11:11,079,790145,225
India11:767,065,3821,851,717
Rwanda11:11,364,9785,947
Scotland11:5,353,81763,002
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
England11:24,375,369195,128
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
United States1,7091:29,3853,576

Newcomer (36) may also be a first name.

Newcomer Surname Meaning

From Where Does The Surname Originate? meaning and history

This surname is largely/solely of Swiss origin, with a strong connection to the village of Eggiwil, Bern, Switzerland. Bearers of the surname appear to have been Mennonites. Seeking religious freedom many migrated to Pennsylvania, a state favoured by German and Swiss immigrants. Here the surname was Anglicised to Newcomer. At the time of the American immigration the phrase 'neukommer' was still used to denote someone who had just settled; with 'einwohner' referring to someone well settled. The surname and its variants are much more common in the United States then in Continental Europe.

— Forebears.io

(English) The newly settled stranger, a newcomer.

Dictionary of American Family Names (1956) by Elsdon Coles Smith

Newcomer Last Name Facts

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

Newcomer is more frequently found in The United States than any other country/territory. It can be rendered as a variant:. Click here for further possible spellings of this last name.

How Common Is The Last Name Newcomer? popularity and diffusion

It is the 70,153rd most commonly used last name on earth, held by approximately 1 in 1,033,548 people. It occurs predominantly in The Americas, where 77 percent of Newcomer are found; 77 percent are found in North America and 77 percent are found in Anglo-North America. It is also the 1,717,090th most widely held first name globally It is held by 36 people.

This surname is most prevalent in The United States, where it is held by 7,003 people, or 1 in 51,758. In The United States Newcomer is most prevalent in: California, where 8 percent live, Maryland, where 7 percent live and Indiana, where 7 percent live. Beside The United States this surname is found in 12 countries. It is also common in Nigeria, where 0 percent live and France, where 0 percent live.

Newcomer Family Population Trend historical fluctuation

The incidence of Newcomer has changed through the years. In The United States the number of people carrying the Newcomer last name increased 410 percent between 1880 and 2014.

Newcomer Last Name Statistics demography

In The United States those bearing the Newcomer last name are 27.1% more likely to be registered Republicans than the national average, with 73.87% registered with the party.

The amount Newcomer earn in different countries varies greatly. In United States they earn 2.95% more than the national average, earning $44,424 USD per year and in Canada they earn 76.84% more than the national average, earning $87,861 CAD per year.

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