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Scott Rolfs

in the US

There are 14 people with the name "Scott Rolfs" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Scott	34
Rolfs	33,747
Scott Rolfs	1,884,253

is 30th most common Gary
is 31st most common Edward
is 32nd most common Nancy
is 33rd most common Christopher
is 34th most common Scott
is 35th most common Sandra
is 36th most common Kevin
is 37th most common Jeffrey
is 38th most common Donna

is 33,743rd most common Oelkers
is 33,744th most common Papadakis
is 33,745th most common Poitra
is 33,746th most common Riveros
is 33,747th most common Rolfs
is 33,748th most common Rummage
is 33,749th most common Rybka
is 33,750th most common Shima
is 33,751st most common Sinkfield

is 1,884,249th most common Scott Rocco
is 1,884,250th most common Scott Rode
is 1,884,251st most common Scott Rodney
is 1,884,252nd most common Scott Rohrbaugh
is 1,884,253rd most common Scott Rolfs
is 1,884,254th most common Scott Romans
is 1,884,255th most common Scott Romer
is 1,884,256th most common Scott Rondeau
is 1,884,257th most common Scott Rooks

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Meaning & History

Scott

Rolfs

(male) Although this was in use as a personal name both before and after the Norman Conquest, modern use in most cases almost certainly represents a transferred use of the surname. This originated as a byname for someone from Scotland or, within Scotland itself, for a member of the Gaelic-speaking people who originally came from Ireland. The given name is now often chosen by parents conscious of their Scottish ancestry and heritage, but it is also used more widely.