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Rodney Til

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Rodney Til" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

North Miami, FL (2)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Rodney	244
Til	250,243
Rodney Til	21,430,399

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is 21,430,395th most common Rodney Tietjen
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is 21,430,397th most common Rodney Tift
is 21,430,398th most common Rodney Tignor
is 21,430,399th most common Rodney Til
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is 21,430,403rd most common Rodney Timmermann

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Meaning & History

Rodney

Til

(male) Originally a transferred use of the surname, but in independent use as a given name since the 18th century, when it was bestowed in honour of Admiral Lord Rodney (1719–92), who defeated the French navy in 1759–60. The surname probably derives ultimately from a place name, but the location and etymology of this are uncertain. Stoke Rodney in Somerset is named for the family: the manor was held by Richard de Rodene in the early 14th century. Rodden in Somerset was Reddene in Domesday Book; this may be the source of the surname.