Popularity of the last name by country

United States

• California (3,938)
• New York (1,782)
• Maryland (1,372)
• Virginia (1,159)
• Colorado (799)
• Illinois (788)
• North Carolina (746)
• Michigan (614)
• Connecticut (559)
• Massachusetts (555)
• Missouri (521)
• Kentucky (506)
• Utah (480)
• Pennsylvania (474)
• Minnesota (374)
• Indiana (360)
• North Dakota (318)
• Louisiana (311)
• Ohio (276)
• New Jersey (251)
• Washington (250)
• Texas (221)
• Kansas (196)
• Florida (191)
• West Virginia (184)
• Mississippi (177)
• Nebraska (167)
• Arizona (150)
• Iowa (150)
• Wisconsin (143)
• Georgia (141)
• South Carolina (136)
• Montana (111)
• Vermont (111)
• South Dakota (103)
• Maine (98)
• Oregon (96)
• Tennessee (87)
• Alabama (83)
• Oklahoma (82)
• Hawaii (61)
• Idaho (57)
• New Hampshire (52)
• Rhode Island (39)
• New Mexico (35)
• Arkansas (26)
• Wyoming (23)
• Nevada (19)
• Delaware (18)
• Alaska (13)

All countries

• France (969,948)
• United States (20,668)
• Switzerland (19,019)
• Netherlands (17,031)
• Belgium (13,081)
• United Kingdom (11,237)
• Germany (9,102)
• Italy (8,456)
• Unknown country (5,662)
• Canada (4,219)
• Austria (4,058)
• Russian Federation (3,994)
• New Zealand (3,786)
• Algeria (2,199)
• Ukraine (2,166)
• Turkey (1,886)
• Sweden (1,683)
• Denmark (1,630)
• Spain (1,369)
• Australia (1,354)
• Poland (967)
• Hungary (764)
• Martinique (641)
• Latvia (623)
• Norway (537)
• Egypt (484)
• Ireland (395)
• French Polynesia (327)
• Morocco (293)
• Czech republic (290)
• Argentina (287)
• India (276)
• Finland (268)
• Tunisia (247)
• Israel (230)
• Luxembourg (224)
• Guadeloupe (192)
• Mexico (192)
• Réunion (189)
• Haiti (180)

Origine of last name

GRAND : 1: French: nickname from Old French grand grant ‘tall large’ from Latin grandis. See also <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Grant">Grant</a> 1 and 4 compare <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Degrand">Degrand</a> and <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Legrand">Legrand</a>.2: German: topographic name for someone who lived in a gravelly area from Middle Low German grand ‘coarse gravel’.3: German: nickname from a southern word of uncertain origin meaning ‘frustration anger ire’.4: Danish: nickname from grand ‘pure’.5: English (of Norman origin): variant of <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Grant">Grant</a>.