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Chauncey Pa

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Chauncey Pa" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Kilauea, HI (2)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Chauncey	3,079
Pa	60,111
Chauncey Pa	13,977,363

is 3,075th most common Justo
is 3,076th most common Azucena
is 3,077th most common Candelaria
is 3,078th most common Rodrick
is 3,079th most common Chauncey
is 3,080th most common Gaston
is 3,081st most common Marcial
is 3,082nd most common Narciso
is 3,083rd most common Odis

is 60,107th most common Noyd
is 60,108th most common Nycum
is 60,109th most common Oberley
is 60,110th most common Ohmes
is 60,111th most common Pa
is 60,112th most common Perun
is 60,113th most common Phoebus
is 60,114th most common Pitoniak
is 60,115th most common Popken

is 13,977,359th most common Chauncey Niblett
is 13,977,360th most common Chauncey Nicola
is 13,977,361st most common Chauncey North
is 13,977,362nd most common Chauncey Olson
is 13,977,363rd most common Chauncey Pa
is 13,977,364th most common Chauncey Page
is 13,977,365th most common Chauncey Palmer
is 13,977,366th most common Chauncey Park
is 13,977,367th most common Chauncey Parson

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Meaning & History

Chauncey

(male) U.S. coinage from a well-known New England surname. It was first chosen as a given name in honour of the Harvard College president Charles Chauncy (1592–1672), the New England clergyman Charles Chauncy (1705–87), or the naval officer Isaac Chauncey (1772–1840). These three men were descended from a single family; the surname is found in England in the Middle Ages, and probably has a Norman baronial origin, but is now very rare in Britain.