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Roger Baumhover

in the US

There are 5 people with the name "Roger Baumhover" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Roger	98
Baumhover	57,363
Roger Baumhover	5,878,836

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is 57,359th most common Aujla
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is 57,363rd most common Baumhover
is 57,364th most common Beldon
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is 57,366th most common Bernert
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is 5,878,832nd most common Roger Batty
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is 5,878,834th most common Roger Baumer
is 5,878,835th most common Roger Baumgarten
is 5,878,836th most common Roger Baumhover
is 5,878,837th most common Roger Bayles
is 5,878,838th most common Roger Bayly
is 5,878,839th most common Roger Baysinger
is 5,878,840th most common Roger Beaudreault

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Meaning & History

Roger

Baumhover

(male) From an Old French personal name, Rog(i)er, of Germanic (Frankish) origin, from hrōd ‘fame’ + gār, gēr ‘spear’. This was adopted by the Normans and introduced by them to Britain, replacing the native Old English form Hrōðgār. Roger was one of the most popular boys' names throughout the medieval period, but less so after the Reformation, though it has continued in regular use to the present day. Roger, Count of Sicily (c.1031–1101), son of Tancred, recovered Sicily from the Arabs. His son, also called Roger, ruled Sicily as king, presiding over a court noted for its splendour and patronage of the arts.