Popularity of the last name by country
United%20States
- New York (411)
- California (198)
- Maryland (179)
- Pennsylvania (111)
- Massachusetts (97)
- New Jersey (94)
- Louisiana (75)
- Illinois (56)
- Florida (42)
- Nebraska (38)
- Texas (34)
- Virginia (33)
- Michigan (31)
- Ohio (29)
- Maine (24)
- Delaware (22)
- Rhode Island (20)
- Wisconsin (19)
- Connecticut (16)
- North Carolina (16)
- Mississippi (15)
- Utah (14)
- Colorado (13)
- Tennessee (13)
- Missouri (12)
- Georgia (11)
- Kansas (11)
- Indiana (10)
- Minnesota (10)
- Vermont (9)
- Arizona (7)
- Iowa (7)
- South Carolina (7)
- South Dakota (7)
- Oregon (6)
- Washington (6)
- Kentucky (5)
- West Virginia (5)
- Alabama (4)
- Hawaii (4)
- Wyoming (4)
- Alaska (3)
- Montana (3)
- North Dakota (3)
- New Hampshire (3)
- Nevada (2)
- Idaho (1)
- Oklahoma (1)
All countries
- France (1,073,958)
- Belgium (11,563)
- Spain (9,221)
- United Kingdom (8,322)
- Netherlands (5,137)
- Canada (4,064)
- United States (1,879)
- Algeria (1,732)
- Ireland (1,732)
- Réunion (1,513)
- Germany (1,168)
- Switzerland (827)
- Italy (464)
- Sweden (458)
- Unknown country (416)
- Australia (291)
- Monaco (174)
- Guadeloupe (171)
- Argentina (170)
- Tunisia (149)
- Viet Nam (146)
- Denmark (145)
- Morocco (136)
- Luxembourg (132)
- Haiti (112)
- Indonesia (93)
- Mexico (91)
- New Zealand (77)
- Turkey (77)
- Martinique (75)
- Austria (68)
- Russian Federation (57)
- New Caledonia (54)
- Mauritius (51)
- St. Pierre and Miquelon (50)
- Madagascar (45)
- Poland (39)
- Czech republic (36)
- Norway (36)
- India (33)
Origine of last name
CARRE : 1: French (Carré): from Old French carré ‘square’ applied as a nickname for a squat thickset man or a habitational name from any of several places in various parts of France called (Le) Carré named with the same word.2: French: metonymic occupational name for a cartwright or carter from the dialect word carre ‘cart wagon’ (see 3 below).3: English: from Middle English carre ‘cart wagon chariot sled’ (Anglo-Norman French Old French char ‘cart’ from Latin carrus) used to denote a carrier or a cartwright.4: English: sometimes a variant of <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Carr">Carr</a> in northern and eastern (Scandinavian-influenced) counties.5: Catalan (Carré): topographic name from a variant of carrer ‘street’.
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