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Perless Robinson

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Perless Robinson" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Loretto, TN (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Perless	300,703
Robinson	26
Perless Robinson	57,451,117

is 300,699th most common Perinda
is 300,700th most common Perizat
is 300,701st most common Perkash
is 300,702nd most common Perkie
is 300,703rd most common Perless
is 300,704th most common Perlesta
is 300,705th most common Perlicia
is 300,706th most common Perlida
is 300,707th most common Perlow

is 22nd most common Clark
is 23rd most common Hernandez
is 24th most common Lewis
is 25th most common Walker
is 26th most common Robinson
is 27th most common Hall
is 28th most common Allen
is 29th most common Young
is 30th most common Lopez

is 57,451,113th most common Perlese Steed
is 57,451,114th most common Perlesha Coffie
is 57,451,115th most common Perleson Nichols
is 57,451,116th most common Perless Highsmith
is 57,451,117th most common Perless Robinson
is 57,451,118th most common Perless Stanton
is 57,451,119th most common Perless Townsend
is 57,451,120th most common Perlesta Glasgow
is 57,451,121st most common Perlesta Thomas

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Meaning & History

Perless

Robinson

Northern English: patronymic from the personal name Robin.

FOREBEARS One of the most famous bearers of this widespread northern English name was the Puritan preacher John Robinson (c.1575–1625) of Sturton, Nottinghamshire, England. In 1604 he was removed from his fellowship of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, for his religious views. He was the leader of the group of English Puritans who fled to Leiden in the Netherlands in 1608–9, among whom were many of the Pilgrims who sailed on the Mayflower in 1620. His son Isaac came to Plymouth, MA, in 1631, and eventually settled in Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard, in about 1670.