Cognomen Means (敏斯 
, Means 
, מינס ) , throughout the world, is a common surname. The cognomen Means is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a rare surname, the United States, and New Zealand. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the United States, Israel, and Canada. Much less frequently, Means is the forename as well as the last name.
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thomas means South Carolina planter (b. 1767) |
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mary barnwell means Non-student///profession:/born:1781/died: (b. 1781) |
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thomas williamson means American businessman, US (b. 1803) |
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john hugh means American politician (1812-1862), US (b. 1812) |
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| robert means Non-student///profession:/born:1774/died: (b. 1774) |
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samuel c. means American Army officer (b. 1828) |
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john means American mayor, US (b. 1829) |
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| david harper means South Carolina physician, planter, and legislator (b. 1794) |
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| robert means born 1796; died 1836 (b. 1796) |
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| joseph means General Baptist minister (b. 1801) |
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| alexander means Chemistry professor and Emory University president (b. 1801) |
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| sarah jane henderson means American artist, US (b. 1826) |
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gaston means American detective, spy, and con artist, US (b. 1879) |
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| james h. means (b. 1823) |
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| robert f. means politician in Massachusetts, US, US (b. 1838) |
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