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Virginia Benally

in the US

There are 9 people with the name "Virginia Benally" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Virginia	101
Benally	15,202
Virginia Benally	3,078,270

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is 15,202nd most common Benally
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is 3,078,266th most common Virginia Beech
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is 3,078,269th most common Virginia Belknap
is 3,078,270th most common Virginia Benally
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is 3,078,274th most common Virginia Bickel

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Meaning & History

Virginia

Benally

(female) From the feminine form of Latin Virginius (more correctly Verginius; compare Virgil), a Roman family name. It was borne by a Roman maiden killed, according to legend, by her own father to spare her the attentions of an importunate suitor. It was not used as a given name in the Middle Ages. It was bestowed on the first American child of English parentage, born at Roanoke, Virginia, in 1587 and has since remained in constant, if modest, use. Both child and province were named in honour of Elizabeth I, the ‘Virgin Queen’. Among modern influences on the choice of the name has been the actress Virginia McKenna (b. 1931).