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Stanley Danowski

in the US

There are 12 people with the name "Stanley Danowski" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Stanley	221
Danowski	26,313
Stanley Danowski	2,230,214

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is 26,313th most common Danowski
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is 2,230,210th most common Stanley Crone
is 2,230,211th most common Stanley Crossman
is 2,230,212th most common Stanley Dailey
is 2,230,213th most common Stanley Daily
is 2,230,214th most common Stanley Danowski
is 2,230,215th most common Stanley Dec
is 2,230,216th most common Stanley Dickens
is 2,230,217th most common Stanley Dobbins
is 2,230,218th most common Stanley Doty

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Meaning & History

Stanley

Danowski

(male) Transferred use of the surname, in origin a local name from any of numerous places (in Derbys., Durham, Gloucs., Staffs., Wilts., and Yorks.) so called from Old English stān ‘stone’ + lēah ‘wood, clearing’. This is well established as a given name, and has been widely used as such since the 1880s. It had been in occasional use over a century earlier. Its popularity seems to have stemmed at least in part from the fame of the explorer Sir Henry Morton Stanley (1841–1904), who was born in Wales as John Rowlands but later took the name of his adoptive father, a New Orleans cotton dealer.