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Alan Cooperman

in the US

There are 17 people with the name "Alan Cooperman" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Alan	142
Cooperman	17,022
Alan Cooperman	1,448,797

is 138th most common Christina
is 139th most common Dale
is 140th most common Todd
is 141st most common Jonathan
is 142nd most common Alan
is 143rd most common Fred
is 144th most common Dawn
is 145th most common Jim
is 146th most common Ralph

is 17,018th most common Nuccio
is 17,019th most common Orner
is 17,020th most common Sautter
is 17,021st most common Tindal
is 17,022nd most common Cooperman
is 17,023rd most common Dalley
is 17,024th most common Esslinger
is 17,025th most common Filip
is 17,026th most common Goguen

is 1,448,793rd most common Alan Childress
is 1,448,794th most common Alan Coats
is 1,448,795th most common Alan Colby
is 1,448,796th most common Alan Colwell
is 1,448,797th most common Alan Cooperman
is 1,448,798th most common Alan Cormier
is 1,448,799th most common Alan Cotton
is 1,448,800th most common Alan Darnell
is 1,448,801st most common Alan Doherty

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Meaning & History

Alan

Cooperman

(male) Of Celtic origin and uncertain derivation (possibly a diminutive of a word meaning ‘rock’). It was introduced into England by Breton followers of William the Conqueror, most notably Alan, Earl of Brittany, who was rewarded for his services with vast estates in the newly conquered kingdom. In Britain the variants Allan and Allen are considerably less frequent, and generally represent transferred uses of surname forms, whereas in America all three forms of the name are approximately equally common. See also Alun.