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Brett Schulick

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Brett Schulick" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Houston, TX (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Brett	432
Schulick	327,518
Brett Schulick	28,598,413

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is 327,514th most common Schreivogel
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is 327,517th most common Schukow
is 327,518th most common Schulick
is 327,519th most common Schulwolf
is 327,520th most common Schumeyer
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is 28,598,409th most common Brett Schuld
is 28,598,410th most common Brett Schuldt
is 28,598,411th most common Brett Schulenberg
is 28,598,412th most common Brett Schulhauser
is 28,598,413th most common Brett Schulick
is 28,598,414th most common Brett Schulkers
is 28,598,415th most common Brett Schulle
is 28,598,416th most common Brett Schultze
is 28,598,417th most common Brett Schunk

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Meaning & History

Brett

Schulick

(male) Transferred use of the surname, which originated in the Middle Ages as an ethnic name for one of the Bretons who arrived in England in the wake of the Norman Conquest. As a surname it is most common in East Anglia, where Breton settlement was particularly concentrated. As a given name, it enjoyed something of a vogue in the 1970s and has since remained modestly popular, especially in the United States.

Variant: Bret.