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Surname Stead

Family name Stead (Stead United Kingdom United States Australia Canada South Africa, ستيد, ステッド) , in the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Stead is habitual in Jersey, where it is quite a common surname, Djibouti, and the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. Very seldom, Stead is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Stead

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Stead Australia, Canada, United States, United Kingdom, South Africa

Notable namesakes

edwin stead English cricketer (1701-1735), GB (b. 1701) link
patrick stead Stead, Patrick (1788–1869), maltster (b. 1788) link
picture of george stead george stead george stead grain merchant, racehorse owner and breeder, businessman, NZ (b. 1841) link
picture of william thomas stead william thomas stead william thomas stead British journalist (1849-1912), GB (b. 1849) link
picture of james david stead james david stead james david stead American farmer (1859-1929), US (b. 1859) link
william stead English Congregational minister (b. 1814) link
j. h. stead English music hall comedian (b. 1826) link
picture of billy stead billy stead billy stead New Zealand rugby union footballer and coach (1877-1958), NZ (b. 1877) link
samuel stead Anglican archdeacon (b. 1828) link
picture of estelle w. stead estelle w. stead estelle w. stead editor, GB (b. 1880) link
picture of robert j.c. stead robert j.c. stead robert j.c. stead Canadian writer, CA (b. 1890) link
louisa m. r. stead mis­sion­a­ry 1850 - 1917, GB (b. 1850) link
john edward stead British metallurgist (b. 1851) link
francis herbert stead British social reformer and Congregationalist minister, founder of the settlement Browning Hall in Walworth, London, GB (b. 1857) link
william h. stead American politician (1858-1918), US (b. 1858) link

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Ann, Ana, Ali, Seb, Sue, Sid, Sam, Mya, Mum, Mia, Meg, Mei, Art, Mel, Mac, Mal, May, Wm, Ed, Jo, Dj, Rj, Aj, Al, Su, Ms, Max, and Abi