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Most Common Surnames Most Common Surnames Surnames occurring most often in Scotland's registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths Counting only the surname of the child for births, the surnames of both bride and groom for marriages, and the surname of the deceased for deaths Note: the surnames from these registers may not be representative of the surnames of the population of Scotland as a whole, as (a) they include the surnames of non-residents who were born / married / died here; (b) they exclude the surnames of residents who were born / married / died elsewhere; and (c) some age-groups have very low birth, marriage and death rates; others account for most births, marriages and deaths. Registration Year=2015 Position Surname Number 1 SMITH 1929 2 BROWN 1438 3 WILSON 1352 4 STEWART 1186 5 THOMSON 1172 6 ROBERTSON 1158 7 CAMPBELL 1130 8 ANDERSON 1068 9 MURRAY 832 10 MACDONALD 823 11 TAYLOR 794 12 SCOTT 779 13 REID 771 14 CLARK 746 15 YOUNG 639 16 MORRISON 623 17 WALKER 619 18 ROSS 614 19 WATSON 595 20 GRAHAM 571 21 MITCHELL 566 22 FRASER 564 23 PATERSON 557 24 MILLER 555 25 HENDERSON 540 26 MARTIN 539 27 CAMERON 533 28 MCDONALD 531 29 HAMILTON 530 30= DAVIDSON 519 30= GRAY 519 32 DUNCAN 512 33= JOHNSTON 501 33= KERR 501 33= SIMPSON 501 36 HUNTER 477 37 BELL 474 38 FERGUSON 465 39 KELLY 459 40 ALLAN 442 41 GRANT 429 42 MACLEOD 425 43 MCLEAN 411 44 BLACK 404 45 MACKAY 402 46 WRIGHT 393 47 MACKENZIE 385 48 GIBSON 382 49 MARSHALL 379 50 KENNEDY 377 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 51 WALLACE 371 52 JONES 368 53 RUSSELL 358 54 SUTHERLAND 351 55 HUGHES 350 56 WOOD 346 57 MURPHY 341 58 STEVENSON 340 59= BURNS 330 59= MILNE 330 59= WHITE 330 62 CRAIG 321 63 GORDON 320 64 SINCLAIR 312 65 WATT 304 66 MCMILLAN 302 67 MCKENZIE 299 68 CUNNINGHAM 298 69 MCINTOSH 295 70 WILLIAMSON 294 71 MUIR 291 72 WILLIAMS 285 73 CRAWFORD 284 74 MCKAY 281 75 RITCHIE 280 76 MUNRO 279 77 JOHNSTONE 276 78 JACKSON 273 79 DOUGLAS 270 80 DICKSON 267 81 BRUCE 266 82 KING 265 83 BOYLE 260 84 MILLAR 259 85 THOMPSON 258 86 DOCHERTY 257 87 MCGREGOR 253 88 FLEMING 250 89 MCLAUGHLIN 241 90 MACLEAN 240 91= COOPER 230 91= SHAW 230 93 WHYTE 227 94 JAMIESON 223 95 MOORE 222 96 MACKIE 219 97 CHRISTIE 218 98= ARMSTRONG 217 98= FORBES 217 98= MCINTYRE 217 101 HILL 216 102= CURRIE 213 102= QUINN 213 104 HAY 209 105= AITKEN 207 105= HALL 207 105= LINDSAY 207 108= BOYD 203 108= DONALDSON 203 110 O'NEILL 202 111= DUFFY 201 111= MCLEOD 201 113 WARD 200 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 114 RAE 199 115 GREEN 198 116 ROBINSON 197 117 DAVIES 195 118= ADAMS 194 118= COLLINS 194 118= REILLY 194 121= MCFARLANE 191 121= O'DONNELL 191 123 FINDLAY 190 124= COOK 186 124= MCCALLUM 186 124= MORRIS 186 127= ALEXANDER 185 127= BEATTIE 185 129 PATON 184 130= GALLAGHER 183 130= HUTCHISON 183 132= LEE 182 132= NICOL 182 134 COWAN 181 135= BLAIR 180 135= JOHNSON 180 135= TURNER 180 138= BAIN 178 138= BAIRD 178 138= MCCULLOCH 178 138= RENNIE 178 138= WEIR 178 143 LOGAN 175 144 CAIRNS 174 145 IRVINE 173 146= CHALMERS 169 146= HARRIS 169 146= ROBERTS 169 149 BUCHANAN 168 150 DONNELLY 167 151 INNES 165 152 DUNN 164 153 MCLAREN 163 154= GALLACHER 162 154= NELSON 162 156 BUCHAN 158 157= CLARKE 157 157= DRUMMOND 157 157= RAMSAY 157 160= MORGAN 156 160= SHARP 156 162= ALI 155 162= MCGOWAN 155 164 BARCLAY 154 165 KANE 153 166= BARR 152 166= BAXTER 152 166= RICHARDSON 152 169= EVANS 150 169= MAXWELL 150 171= HARRISON 149 171= TAIT 149 173= EDWARDS 148 173= MCCANN 148 173= WELSH 148 176= LAWSON 147 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 176= MCEWAN 147 176= STEPHEN 147 176= THOMAS 147 180= HENDRY 146 180= LYNCH 146 182= MACPHERSON 145 182= MCALLISTER 145 182= MCKENNA 145 182= WEBSTER 145 186= HARVEY 144 186= MCGUIRE 144 186= SWEENEY 144 186= TURNBULL 144 190= PARKER 143 190= SNEDDON 143 192 MURDOCH 142 193= MOFFAT 140 193= STRACHAN 140 195= GILMOUR 139 195= HOGG 139 195= LAING 139 195= O'BRIEN 139 199= GILLESPIE 138 199= JACK 138 201= FORSYTH 137 201= MACFARLANE 137 201= TODD 137 204 LESLIE 136 205 PATTERSON 135 206 HOUSTON 134 207 MCBRIDE 133 208= FISHER 132 208= INGLIS 132 210= COCHRANE 131 210= KHAN 131 212= BENNETT 130 212= FORREST 130 212= LAIRD 130 212= MASON 130 212= NICHOLSON 130 212= SPENCE 130 218= GIBB 129 218= HIGGINS 129 220= BURNETT 127 220= LAW 127 220= STEELE 127 223= ORR 126 223= ROBB 126 225 LITTLE 125 226= AHMED 124 226= CUMMING 124 228= MCMAHON 123 228= POLLOCK 123 230= DICK 122 230= PARK 122 232= LEWIS 121 232= PHILLIPS 121 234= ADAM 120 234= DONALD 120 234= MCDOUGALL 120 234= MULLEN 120 238 MCARTHUR 119 239= DOHERTY 118 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 239= LOVE 118 239= MACKINNON 118 239= MAIN 118 239= MORTON 118 239= STUART 118 245 DAVIS 117 246= COWIE 115 246= FULTON 115 246= MONTGOMERY 115 246= WILKIE 115 250= GREIG 114 250= PORTER 114 250= RANKIN 114 253= BRADLEY 113 253= CASSIDY 113 255= HARPER 112 255= MCPHEE 112 255= MILLS 112 255= NOBLE 112 259 LOW 111 260= GILLIES 110 260= RODGER 110 260= URQUHART 110 263= DEVLIN 108 263= MACGREGOR 108 263= STIRLING 108 266 SIM 107 267= BAILLIE 106 267= CARR 106 267= DUNLOP 106 267= GALLOWAY 106 267= MACMILLAN 106 267= MACRAE 106 267= MCPHERSON 106 274 HARDIE 105 275= CARROLL 104 275= CONNOR 104 275= ELLIOTT 104 275= SWAN 104 279= ALLEN 103 279= GARDNER 103 279= GEDDES 103 279= HOOD 103 279= MILLIGAN 103 279= PEARSON 103 279= SHIELDS 103 286= GARDINER 102 286= PETRIE 102 286= SHEPHERD 102 286= SINGH 102 290 ALLISON 101 291= WEST 100 291= WOODS 100 293= CALDWELL 99 293= DAWSON 99 293= DOWNIE 99 293= MCCABE 99 293= MOIR 99 298= KIRK 98 298= MAIR 98 300= BRYCE 97 300= CHAPMAN 97 300= GUNN 97 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 303 KEENAN 96 304= CONNELLY 95 304= LOWE 95 304= MCGHEE 95 304= MCLACHLAN 95 304= NISBET 95 304= REYNOLDS 95 304= ROONEY 95 311= DUFF 94 311= FORD 94 313= CRUICKSHANK 93 313= LANG 93 313= LIVINGSTONE 93 313= MENZIES 93 317= GILCHRIST 92 317= HANNAH 92 317= LAMB 92 317= NICOLSON 92 317= SHEARER 92 322= JENKINS 91 322= KNOX 91 324= MCCONNELL 90 324= NEILSON 90 324= PALMER 90 327= ADAMSON 89 327= CARTER 89 327= COYLE 89 327= FOX 89 327= HART 89 327= O'CONNOR 89 327= WILKINSON 89 334= DOYLE 88 334= FARRELL 88 334= MCCORMACK 88 334= MCGILL 88 338= CONNELL 87 338= HEPBURN 87 338= MCDERMOTT 87 338= MIDDLETON 87 338= OLIVER 87 343= BRADY 86 343= ELLIS 86 343= HOLMES 86 343= LAWRIE 86 343= MCDOWALL 86 343= MCINNES 86 343= SPEIRS 86 350= DALY 85 350= DEVINE 85 350= GRIEVE 85 350= JAMES 85 350= LAMONT 85 350= MALCOLM 85 350= MCCORMICK 85 357= CARMICHAEL 84 357= FALCONER 84 357= MCLELLAN 84 360= MCCALL 83 360= MCNEILL 83 362= BURKE 82 362= CHEN 82 362= COX 82 362= HENRY 82 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 362= MATHIESON 82 362= MCMANUS 82 362= SMART 82 362= STEEL 82 362= WALSH 82 371= FOSTER 81 371= KIDD 81 371= NEIL 81 374= BALLANTYNE 80 374= BREMNER 80 374= CALDER 80 374= MOONEY 80 374= RODGERS 80 374= ROY 80 380= BYRNE 79 380= FINLAYSON 79 380= GILL 79 380= HOWIE 79 380= LEES 79 385= CONWAY 78 385= DEWAR 78 385= ELDER 78 385= HALLIDAY 78 385= JARDINE 78 385= MATHESON 78 391= BERRY 77 391= CONNOLLY 77 391= CURRAN 77 391= FLETCHER 77 391= HUTTON 77 391= MANN 77 397= BAKER 76 397= BARNES 76 397= DIXON 76 397= FARQUHAR 76 397= FITZPATRICK 76 397= FLYNN 76 397= KNIGHT 76 397= SLOAN 76 405= CULLEN 75 405= KAY 75 405= MATTHEWS 75 405= PIRIE 75 409= BEATON 74 409= CARRUTHERS 74 409= MCKINNON 74 409= PAUL 74 409= PRICE 74 409= ROSE 74 409= THOM 74 416= ANDREW 73 416= BEVERIDGE 73 416= BRYSON 73 416= BUTLER 73 416= KYLE 73 416= MCQUEEN 73 416= PENMAN 73 416= ROBSON 73 424= CARSON 72 424= CHISHOLM 72 424= DODDS 72 424= EDGAR 72 424= GALBRAITH 72 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 424= GLEN 72 430= GOURLAY 71 430= MCNEIL 71 432= EASTON 70 432= MANSON 70 432= MCKEE 70 435= BRENNAN 69 435= DUNBAR 69 435= KIRKWOOD 69 435= LAWRENCE 69 435= MCKINLAY 69 435= RIDDELL 69 435= WADDELL 69 442= ANDREWS 68 442= BARRETT 68 442= BRODIE 68 442= CALLAGHAN 68 442= DOW 68 442= INGRAM 68 442= IRVING 68 442= RUTHERFORD 68 450= GOLDIE 67 450= LAFFERTY 67 450= MACINTYRE 67 450= MACLENNAN 67 450= MCCAFFERTY 67 450= SLATER 67 450= SMALL 67 450= WYLIE 67 458= ANGUS 66 458= COUTTS 66 458= DRYSDALE 66 458= JEFFREY 66 458= MORAN 66 458= SKINNER 66 464= ELLIOT 65 464= HUSSAIN 65 464= PAYNE 65 464= ROGERS 65 468= ARCHIBALD 64 468= GUTHRIE 64 468= LAIDLAW 64 468= MUIRHEAD 64 468= WELLS 64 473= AGNEW 63 473= MCCLUSKEY 63 473= MELVILLE 63 473= NICOLL 63 473= O'HARA 63 478= AITCHISON 62 478= BOWMAN 62 478= FINLAY 62 478= HUME 62 478= STARK 62 478= WEBB 62 484= FRAME 61 484= GEMMELL 61 484= MARR 61 484= MCCOLL 61 484= MCGRATH 61 484= MCINALLY 61 484= RYAN 61 491= BARRIE 60 © Crown Copyright 2016 Most Common Surnames (continued) 491= BOOTH 60 491= BRAND 60 491= DOLAN 60 491= FOWLER 60 491= GRIFFITHS 60 491= MCADAM 60 491= MCALPINE 60 491= MCGUINNESS 60 491= PRENTICE 60 491= SOMERVILLE 60 502= BROOKS 59 502= HUNT 59 502= KEITH 59 502= LYON 59 502= MACIVER 59 502= MELDRUM 59 502= MONAGHAN 59 502= PATRICK 59 502= PURVES 59 502= SHANKS 59 512= AHMAD 58 512= BANKS 58 512= BURGESS 58 512= COCKBURN 58 512= DAVIE 58 512= GILLAN 58 512= HOLLAND 58 512= HORNE 58 512= KEMP 58 512= MCCARTNEY 58 512= MEECHAN 58 523= ARTHUR 57 523= FYFE 57 523= MAGUIRE 57 523= MCFADYEN 57 523= MCGOVERN 57 523= NEWLANDS 57 529= BAILEY 56 529= BARKER 56 529= LEITCH 56 529= MCHUGH 56 529= NEILL 56 529= O'ROURKE 56 529= RAFFERTY 56 529= SMILLIE 56 537= ATKINSON 55 537= CORMACK 55 537= FREW 55 537= HARKINS 55 537= JORDAN 55 537= LAURIE 55 537= MACAULAY 55 537= MALONE 55 537= MCAULEY
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