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How many people bear the Farmer surname? Where to find Farmer genealogy resources, personalized items and more! Top 1,000 Most Common Surnames in the United States of America < > Top 1,000 #480 Farmer Farmer is ranked #480 among the most common surnames in the U.S., according to the 2010 Census. View Full List Search Top 1000 In 2010, there were 69,617 people in the United States with the last name Farmer. Approximately 24 out of every 100,000 people bear the Farmer name. Click here to find books and resources about Farmers and the Farmer family. Lost & Found Photos Get your personalized 'God Bless the Farmer family' sign on any of the following: High quality print available in a variety of sizes Matting optional (various colors available to coordinate with your decor) Frame optional (various styles and colors to choose from) Wood, Canvas, or Metal prints available in a variety of sizes Coffee mugs (regular or large) Tote bags (choose from three sizes) 30-day money back guarantee! Click here to order Heraldry Some resources containing Farmer in the title: Load More My blogs containing Farmer: Load More

How many people bear the Leon surname? Where to find Leon genealogy resources, personalized items and more! Top 1,000 Most Common Surnames in the United States of America < > Top 1,000 #363 Leon Leon is ranked #363 among the most common surnames in the U.S., according to the 2010 Census. View Full List Search Top 1000 In 2010, there were 86,363 people in the United States with the last name Leon. Approximately 29 out of every 100,000 people bear the Leon name. Click here to find books and resources about Leons and the Leon family. Lost & Found Photos Get your personalized 'God Bless the Leon family' sign on any of the following: High quality print available in a variety of sizes Matting optional (various colors available to coordinate with your decor) Frame optional (various styles and colors to choose from) Wood, Canvas, or Metal prints available in a variety of sizes Coffee mugs (regular or large) Tote bags (choose from three sizes) 30-day money back guarantee! Click here to order Heraldry Some resources containing Leon in the title: Load More My blogs containing Leon: Load More