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Carol Scogna

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Carol Scogna" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Carol	39
Scogna	144,443
Carol Scogna	8,651,562

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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 144,439th most common Schump
is 144,440th most common Schwarzberg
is 144,441st most common Schweikhardt
is 144,442nd most common Scobel
is 144,443rd most common Scogna
is 144,444th most common Screven
is 144,445th most common Scroggy
is 144,446th most common Scuorzo
is 144,447th most common Seick

is 8,651,558th most common Carol Scibek
is 8,651,559th most common Carol Sciotto
is 8,651,560th most common Carol Scobie
is 8,651,561st most common Carol Scoggin
is 8,651,562nd most common Carol Scogna
is 8,651,563rd most common Carol Scolari
is 8,651,564th most common Carol Scollon
is 8,651,565th most common Carol Scoma
is 8,651,566th most common Carol Sconyers

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Meaning & History

Carol

Scogna

(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.