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Darby Vickaryous

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Darby Vickaryous" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Castle Rock, WA (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Darby	2,865
Vickaryous	217,505
Darby Vickaryous	32,834,431

is 2,861st most common Silva
is 2,862nd most common Eulalia
is 2,863rd most common Asia
is 2,864th most common Kylie
is 2,865th most common Darby
is 2,866th most common Lorine
is 2,867th most common Leandro
is 2,868th most common Nabil
is 2,869th most common Reese

is 217,501st most common Verveniotis
is 217,502nd most common Vescuso
is 217,503rd most common Veselenak
is 217,504th most common Viala
is 217,505th most common Vickaryous
is 217,506th most common Vidamo
is 217,507th most common Vidarte
is 217,508th most common Videon
is 217,509th most common Vidoli

is 32,834,427th most common Darby Venerable
is 32,834,428th most common Darby Vermillion
is 32,834,429th most common Darby Verre
is 32,834,430th most common Darby Vick
is 32,834,431st most common Darby Vickaryous
is 32,834,432nd most common Darby Vickery
is 32,834,433rd most common Darby Vigus
is 32,834,434th most common Darby Vincent
is 32,834,435th most common Darby Viola

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Meaning & History

Darby

Vickaryous

(male) Transferred use of the surname, in origin a local name from the city of Derby or the district of West Derby near Liverpool. These are so called from Old Norse diur ‘deer’ + býr ‘settlement’. In Ireland this name has been used as an Anglicized form of Gaelic Diarmaid (see also Dermot).