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Kines - Kiplinger
Most Comon Surname in this Range: King
King is an ancient European surname that was likely derived from nicknames. King is derived from the Old English word “cyning,” which was usually used to describe an individual who conducted himself in a king-like manner. Individuals who would be called “cyning” likely held a title or won a contest of the day. The first recorded spelling of the name King dates back to 1050 in Devonshire.
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- Kines
- King
- Kingan
- Kingcade
- Kingdom
- Kingdon
- Kingen
- Kingery
- Kingham
- Kinghorn
- Kingma
- Kingman
- Kingrey
- Kingry
- Kings
- Kingsberry
- Kingsbury
- Kingsford
- Kingsland
- Kingsley
- Kingsmore
- Kingsolver
- Kingston
- Kington
- Kinion
- Kiniry
- Kinkade
- Kinkaid
- Kinkead
- Kinkel
- Kinker
- Kinkle
- Kinlaw
- Kinler
- Kinley
- Kinloch
- Kinman
- Kinn
- Kinna
- Kinnaird
- Kinnaman
- Kinnamon
- Kinnan
- Kinnane
- Kinnard
- Kinne
- Kinnear
- Kinnebrew
- Kinnee
- Kinneer
- Kinneman
- Kinner
- Kinnett
- Kinney
- Kinnick
- Kinnie
- Kinnison
- Kinnon
- Kinnunen
- Kinoshita
- Kinsel
- Kinsell
- Kinsella
- Kinser
- Kinsey
- Kinsinger
- Kinsler
- Kinsley
- Kinslow
- Kinsman
- Kinsolving
- Kinson
- Kinstle
- Kinstler
- Kint
- Kinter
- Kintigh
- Kintner
- Kinton
- Kintop
- Kintz
- Kintzel
- Kintzer
- Kinville
- Kinworthy
- Kinyon
- Kinzel
- Kinzer
- Kinzey
- Kinzie
- Kinzler
- Kio
- Kious
- Kip
- Kipe
- Kiper
- Kipfer
- Kiphart
- Kipling
- Kiplinger
