Among the surnames, I'm heartened that Welsh is hanging in there with Williams, Jones and Davis; English with Smith, Johnson, Brown, Miller, Wilson, Taylor, Lee, Moore and Jackson. Thomas surname could be English, French, German, Dutch or Danish. Long-established Hispanic families weigh in with the conquistador names: Garcia, Rodriguez, Martinez, Hernandez, Lopez, Gonzalez and Perez. Scots bring up the rear with Anderson.
Among the top men's first names, 9 are Biblical, and of these, 6 are strongly associated with Christianity: Michael, David, Daniel, James, John, Joseph, Thomas, Matthew, Mark. Also in the top 7 men’s names: Christopher.
Of the remaining 4 men’s names, Robert, William, Charles and Anthony, all are based in European culture.
My guess is that among the untabulated hispanic population, there will also be an even higher percentage of translated or untranslated Biblical and European names.
I’m an Anderson on Mom’s side.
Let’s keep it that way!
(My “Smith” comes from Silesia via Pennsylvania and the Germanics of the New York State Southern Tier.)