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Jacqueline Whit

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Jacqueline Whit" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Jacqueline	161
Whit	112,929
Jacqueline Whit	9,787,008

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is 112,929th most common Whit
is 112,930th most common Whitburn
is 112,931st most common Wickenkamp
is 112,932nd most common Wienk
is 112,933rd most common Wigdor

is 9,787,004th most common Jacqueline Wheatfall
is 9,787,005th most common Jacqueline Wheiler
is 9,787,006th most common Jacqueline Whinery
is 9,787,007th most common Jacqueline Whirl
is 9,787,008th most common Jacqueline Whit
is 9,787,009th most common Jacqueline Whitcher
is 9,787,010th most common Jacqueline Whitehill
is 9,787,011th most common Jacqueline Whitehouse
is 9,787,012th most common Jacqueline Whitenack

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Meaning & History

Jacqueline

Whit

(female) Originally a French feminine diminutive form of Jacques, the French version of James. In the 1960s it became very popular in the United States and elsewhere, influenced in part by the fame and stylish image of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis (1929–94), whose family was of French extraction.