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Carol Augsburger

in the US

There are 10 people with the name "Carol Augsburger" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Carol	39
Augsburger	25,184
Carol Augsburger	2,509,437

is 35th most common Sandra
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is 38th most common Donna
is 39th most common Carol
is 40th most common Larry
is 41st most common Stephen
is 42nd most common Michelle
is 43rd most common Anthony

is 25,180th most common Vasconcelos
is 25,181st most common Warneke
is 25,182nd most common Zerby
is 25,183rd most common Alison
is 25,184th most common Augsburger
is 25,185th most common Balding
is 25,186th most common Bame
is 25,187th most common Bennie
is 25,188th most common Cozzolino

is 2,509,433rd most common Carol Artis
is 2,509,434th most common Carol Atkin
is 2,509,435th most common Carol Aucoin
is 2,509,436th most common Carol Audet
is 2,509,437th most common Carol Augsburger
is 2,509,438th most common Carol Awe
is 2,509,439th most common Carol Aylward
is 2,509,440th most common Carol Azevedo
is 2,509,441st most common Carol Baez

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Meaning & History

Carol

Augsburger

(female), originally (male) Anglicized form of Carolus (see Charles), or of its feminine derivative Carola. It has never been common as a boy's name, and has become even less so since its growth in popularity as a girl's name. This seems to be of relatively recent origin (not being found much before the end of the 19th century). It probably originated as a short form of Caroline.