Popularity of the last name by country

United Kingdom

• Derbyshire (45,223)
• Kent (42,674)
• London (34,672)
• Dorset (33,152)
• Gloucestershire (24,827)
• Somerset (18,069)
• Warwickshire (16,662)
• Essex (15,889)
• Devon (13,732)
• Surrey (13,287)
• Norfolk (13,205)
• Wiltshire (11,654)
• Hampshire (10,072)
• Lancashire (9,458)
• Staffordshire (6,922)
• Herefordshire and Worcester (6,160)
• Cornwall (6,103)
• Buckinghamshire (5,549)
• Berkshire (5,177)
• Hertfordshire (4,261)
• Suffolk (4,196)
• East Sussex (3,694)
• Oxfordshire (2,819)
• Leicestershire (2,072)
• West Sussex (1,795)
• North Yorkshire (1,788)
• Bedfordshire (1,524)
• Nottinghamshire (1,501)
• Avon (1,396)
• Gwent (1,179)
• County Durham (1,110)
• Cheshire (1,070)
• West Yorkshire (1,038)
• Northamptonshire (989)
• Lincolnshire (939)
• South Yorkshire (818)
• Cambridgeshire (757)
• Shropshire (723)
• South Glamorgan (677)
• Northumberland (643)
• Lothian (546)
• West Midlands (476)
• Dyfed (452)
• Strathclyde (372)
• Cumbria (280)
• Merseyside (185)
• East Riding of Yorkshire (181)
• Isle of Wight (175)
• Jersey (172)
• West Glamorgan (140)
• Guernsey (107)
• Tyne and Wear (69)
• Fifeshire (65)
• Isle of Man (62)
• Clwyd (58)
• Powys (52)
• Central (49)
• Londonderry (46)
• Humberside (43)
• Mid Glamorgan (42)

All countries

• United Kingdom (460,625)
• United States (137,476)
• Australia (3,833)
• France (1,960)
• Canada (1,277)
• Ireland (641)
• New Zealand (262)
• Belgium (219)
• Sweden (153)
• Germany (143)
• Netherlands (143)
• South Africa (51)
• Italy (41)
• Brazil (38)
• India (38)
• Chile (36)
• Mexico (29)
• Portugal (28)
• Turkey (26)
• Norway (24)
• Egypt (22)
• Trinidad and Tobago (22)
• Czech republic (20)
• Finland (20)
• Iraq (19)
• Switzerland (18)
• Bermuda (17)
• Austria (16)
• Russian Federation (16)
• Costa rica (15)
• Greece (15)
• Israel (14)
• Myanmar (12)
• Poland (11)
• Singapore (10)
• China (9)
• Jamaica (8)
• Panama (8)
• Slovenia (8)
• United States Minor Outlying Islands (8)

Origine of last name

STONE : Local. A town in England. The name was probably given to an individual who resided near or by some remarkable sjone, or at a place called Stone. Will at the Stone.