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Alicia Keys does write some of her songs, but mostly other songwriters write songs for her to sing. Yes, in Alicia's albums it says that she wrote them, but the writers just get agree to let her take credit and that way, the songwriters get the money when the singer agrees to take it. It's outright, not copyrighted.

No they are not really brothers! They just lie about it and say they're brothers for publicity and have a bromantic relationship!

The real disease is called Rethinopathy of the premature, Stevie was a premature infant and the blood vessels behind his eyes had not yet reached his eyes.

As well as that, at his birth, he was placed in an incubator and given too much oxygen, causing permanent sight loss.

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

If you're in love, put your hands up,

You know you need someone,

When the need's so strong,

When they're gone you don't know how to go on,

So the whole world is stuck in a moment,

Standing still until they come back,

You accept that they've, got things to do,

But sometimes in the end there's nothing left for you,

If hurt is missing your baby,

I've done too much of it lately,

Every minutes like an hour,

Every hours like a day,

Every day lasts forever,

But what else am i gonna do,

I'd wait forever and a day for you,

I wait up, wait up,

I can't eat, I can't sleep, what else could it be,

missing you so deep,

long as I'm where you're going to,

I'd wait forever and a day for you,

I wait up, wait up for you,

And even when we mad, and say we're through,

Deep inside you feel the same way i do,

Might as well turn around and just end this,

Cause it's harder trying to stay mad,

I could tell you that you can't stay here,

Knowing just as soon as you disappear,

That I'll be missing you baby,

Soon as you get up and you walk away,

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

Everybody in love, go on put your hands up,

If you're in love, put your hands up,

i imagine he has a normal body temperature approximatly around 20-21 degrees just like everybody else.

She is 42 and nick cannon is 31

it is nachos

B.B. King left his home for Memphis Tennessee in order to follow his music career.

She grew up in Hollywood, but was born in New York City.

I believe Janet Jackson played Charlene on Different Strokes and she was Kimberly's friend played by the late Dana Plato who was Mr. Drummond's daughter.

No..

Aston Merrygold, currently aged 24, lost his virginity aged 16.

Marvin Humes, currently aged 27, lost his virginity aged 16.

JB Gill, currently aged 25, lost his virginity aged 18.

Oritsé Williams, currently aged 25, lost his virginity aged 20.

No. There is no song called New York by Alicia Keys. It is Empire State of Mind actually.

Stevie Wonder has 9 children

Alicia is an only child. Actually her sister is named anetta keys.

The gladiolus flower is commonly associated with Mediterranean Europe, Asia, South Africa, and Tropical Africa. The biggest collection of different gladiolus is located in the Cape Floristic Region.

She seems to be one, but probably doesn't care about the topic too much. She tweeted #PrayforBoston after the bombing, was once seen wearing a cross necklace, and was seen standing in front of a plaque promoting freedom of religion. If you break them down, everyone except for the atheists were tweeting #PrayforBoston, lots of people just wear cross necklaces because they look cool, and the plaque could just be a coincidence. She also occasionally retweets things that poke fun at religion light-heartedly, so my guess? She's Christian, but she doesn't really have any interest in it.

Yes, she is currently dating Jake Cains :)

Latoya is older; she is 53 and was born on May 29, 1956 and Janet is 43, born onMay 16, 1966.

Stevie Wonder was born on May 13, 1950

I read here that Cecil Davis passed some years ago, but I must say...

he and his band were the best in town, even vs Bob Kuban & Johnny

K and the Runaways...Cecil Davis got nearly everyone UP dancing!

Soulful n funky as H, they were fabulous for our CYC dances. We

were 16/17 so that was late 60's...what a blast!!

Bessie Smith's parents names are William and Larura smith.

Penelope Cruz is 5' 5 1/2" tall and slim. In one of her movies her clothing was enhanced so she would have a larger butt. Considering everyone's body weight fluctuates it's difficult to say what she weighs, but a guess would be between 110 - 118 lbs.

yes she does

Although their marriage ended in divorce, there was probably still some affection, largely because they had a child together. Even with the drug problems in the marriage, there is considerable evidence that they both loved their daughter and wanted the best for her. But it is doubtful that Whitney wanted to get back together with Bobby, since he was accused of beating her and he also was said to have a relationship with another woman. Whitney and Bobby may have at one time loved each other, but they seemed to have a very destructive relationship, where they brought out the worst in each other. That was why they did not get back together, even if there was still some small amount of affection between them.

Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand). Originally a Scottish surname,Houston began along the west coast of Scotland and on the Hebrides Islands. The Scottish form began as 'hugh'. In the Old English form the name means the land or residence of a person named Hugh. Spelling variations for Houston include Houstoun, MacHouston, McCuiston, Huston, Houstowne, Houstone, Hughstoun, Hughstowne and Huestowne. In Scotland the county of Renfrewshire has many Houston families. The northern end of England with Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland and Yorkshire counties have the most individuals with the Houston surname. In the United States the Houston name is in Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Alabama primarily. Famous: Sam Houston (the 19th century soldier and statesman of Texas), Whitney Houston (pop singer and actress), John M. Houston (filmmaker and actor), Tyler Houston (professional baseball player) and John Houston (writer and historian from New Zealand).