Lawrence (surname)

Lawrence is an English, French, and Scottish surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Christianity

Politics

Education

  • Amos Adams Lawrence (1814–1886), abolitionist and founder of the University of Kansas
  • Philip Lawrence (1947–1995), murdered headmaster of St. George's Roman Catholic School

Art

Sports

Literature

Military

Theatre, television and film

Music

American community founding

  • Abbott Lawrence (1792-1855), a noted merchant and founder of Lawrence, Massachusetts

Business

Science and medicine

Crime

Distribution

As a surname, Lawrence is the 142nd most common surname in Great Britain, with 53,575 bearers. It has the highest concentration in Poole, where it is the second most common surname, with 3,281 bearers, and is the most prevalent in Surrey, where it is the 14th most common surname, with 8,055 bearers. Other concentrations include, Orkney, (19th,1,709), Powys, (34th,1,613), County Durham, (43rd,3,295), Stirling, (52nd,1,693), Hampshire, (53rd,4,879), Kent, (87th,4,773), Essex, (100th,4,783), Aberdeenshire, (160th,1,619), City of Leeds, (241st,1,667), North Yorkshire, (269th,1,719), Tyne and Wear, (376th,1,717), Cambridgeshire, (421st,1,667), South Yorkshire, (500th,1,613), West Midlands, (897th,1,673), Greater London, (1,250th,1,717), and Lancashire.

Other

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