Polsinelli - Popek

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Pope

The surname Pope was taken from the Latin word “Papa” and, although literally meaning father, came to mean the head of the Roman Catholic Church and was, therefore, a status surname throughout Europe. The surname among laity originated as a nickname for someone who had a priestly air or for an actor playing a pope in a medieval play. Pope was first recorded as a surname in the early 1200s.

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Polsinelli
Polski
Polsky
Polson
Polster
Polston
Polt
Polter
Poltorak
Polumbo
Polus
Polyak
Polyakov
Polzer
Polzin
Poma
Pomales
Pomar
Pomarico
Pombo
Pomerance
Pomerantz
Pomeranz
Pomerenke
Pomerleau
Pomeroy
Pomfret
Pommer
Pommerening
Pommier
Pomorski
Pompa
Pompei
Pompeo

Pomper
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Pompilio
Pomplun
Pomponio
Pomrenke
Pomroy
Pomykala
Pon
Ponath
Ponce
Ponce de Leon
Poncelet
Poncia
Ponciano
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Ponder
Ponds
Pone
Pong
Pongracz
Pongratz
Poniatowski
Pons
Ponsford
Pont
Pontarelli
Pontbriand
Ponte
Pontecorvo
Pontes
Ponthier
Ponthieux
Ponti

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Pontious
Pontius
Ponto
Ponton
Pontrelli
Ponzi
Ponzio
Ponzo
Poock
Pool
Poole
Pooler
Pooley
Poon
Poor
Poorbaugh
Poore
Poorman
Poos
Pooser
Poovey
Pop
Popa
Popal
Pope
Popejoy
Popek

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