On this free website you can find out where your last name comes from and how many people have it.

You've probably wondered more than once how many people in the world or in your own country share your surname . Until now, we've learned about the " surname map," a website that explains the history of any surname and how it spread.

Geneanet is also a website and in this case it offers information about the family tree of the users , where a surname comes from, the most common places where they are found, as well as how many people in the world also have it .

Geneanet tells you where your last name comes from and how many people you share it with.

It works quite simply and quickly, as simply entering the website will open a search box where you can type in the surname and search for it . It also offers the option to select some of the most common and popular surnames, such as García, Pérez, Gómez, etc. Geneanet has data on 9 billion people and is completely free to use.

The platform collects tens of thousands of surnames of all genders , both widespread and extinct, as it allows you to select the search date from 0 AD to the present . When you enter the surname and click the search button, Geneanet displays a world map with the geographic distribution of the places where it is commonly found .

One of its main advantages is that you can find out where your last name comes from and how frequently it was used throughout history . It also allows you to perform a quick search in its database, which includes birth dates, thousands of names, information about people who use it, and famous people who have or have had it.

Additionally, users can register completely free to create their family album or search for the surnames of their relatives and ancestors . It's undoubtedly a curious and interesting tool for spending time learning about your own history or that of the most common surnames.

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