John Freeman

in Alaska

There are 3 people with the name "John Freeman" in Alaska.

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Ranking in Alaska

Name	Rank
John	1
Freeman	181
John Freeman	19,092

is 1st most common John
is 2nd most common Michael
is 3rd most common Robert
is 4th most common David
is 5th most common James
is 6th most common William
is 7th most common Richard
is 8th most common Mary
is 9th most common Mark

is 177th most common Pierce
is 178th most common Riley
is 179th most common Tucker
is 180th most common Arnold
is 181st most common Freeman
is 182nd most common Day
is 183rd most common Obrien
is 184th most common Bishop
is 185th most common Cunningham

is 19,088th most common John Forbes
is 19,089th most common John Fortner
is 19,090th most common John Fowler
is 19,091st most common John Francis
is 19,092nd most common John Freeman
is 19,093rd most common John Fueller
is 19,094th most common John Fuller
is 19,095th most common John Gaines
is 19,096th most common John Galloway

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Meaning & History

John

Freeman

(male) English form of Latin Io(h)annes, New Testament Greek Iōannēs, a contracted form of the Hebrew name Johanan ‘God is gracious’ (the name of several different characters in the Old Testament, including one of King David's ‘mighty men’). John is the spelling used in the Authorized Version of the New Testament. The name is of great importance in early Christianity: it was borne by John the Baptist (the precursor of Christ himself, who baptized sinners in the River Jordan), by one of Christ's disciples (John the Apostle, a fisherman, brother of James), and by the author of the fourth gospel (John the Evangelist, identified in Christian tradition with the apostle, but more probably a Greek-speaking Jewish Christian living over half a century later). The name was also borne by many saints and by twenty-three popes, including John XXIII (Giuseppe Roncalli, 1881–1963), whose popularity was yet another factor influencing people to choose this given name. It was also a royal name, being borne by eight Byzantine emperors and by kings of Hungary, Poland, Portugal, France, and elsewhere. Among numerous bearers of note in recent times have been American president John F. Kennedy (1917–63) and British pop singer John Lennon (1940–80). In its various forms in different languages, it has been the most perennially popular of all Christian names.