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A surname is also known as a last name or family name. A surname comes after the first or given name, and the middle name or initial, if there is one.
If you're asking about Forrest Gump, then, it's not short for anything. Forrest Gump was named after the first leader of the KKK, Nathan Bedford Forrest. For other people, the name Forrest could possibly be short for Forrester.
There are 349 people in the United States as of 2014 who have the surname of Dabu and over 1,500 people have this as a first name. However, there is not data on how many people in the entire world have this surname.
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The surname Crowder was first documented in the 1100s in Wales. It was a surname given to people who were musicians.
The Strathclyde-Briton people of the Scottish-English Borderlands first utilized the Scottish surname of Keller for people that lived at Keilor, in Angus.
"Raquel A. Franco" is a Spanish name that typically follows the format of a first name ("Raquel"), middle initial ("A"), and last name ("Franco"). It is common in Spanish-speaking countries to include the maternal surname after the paternal surname, as in this case where "Franco" is likely the paternal surname.
My first initial is A.
The English surname Johnstone is first found to have been used in the Scottish-English border region by the people of the Boernician tribe.
Most Spanish speaking people have two surnames. Spaniards have three names. A given name, followed by the father's first surname, and ending with the mother's first surname. None of the names change with a marriage. For example, if Fernando Pena Reyes (father) and Maria del Pilar Serrano Ortiz (mother) have a son Juan, his entire name would be; Juan (given name) Pena (father's first surname) Serrano (mother's first surname). Incidentally, Maria del Pilar is one name even though it's three words. Women frequently have first names with multiple names, i.e. Maria del Carmen, Maria Victoria, Maria Christina etc.