The name Johnson, is more than likely a Norweigen name, and would have initially been Johnsson, of something similar, and meant, Johns son. In the past, when there were fewer people around, these names would change, from generation to generation. FI: you might be William, John's son, or Johnsson, but your son would be, James, Williamsson, of James, William's son (which makes genealogical work in Norway all kinds of fun). BTW a girl would be Mary Johnssonon, to indicate that it is a daughter. Some other names, from other places, might mean different things, like a family in my genealogical line, Brierly, is Midlands British, and means, someone who lives near the briars.
The name John derives from the Hebrew Yohanan, meaning "Graced by Yahweh" The name gets its popularity from two New Testament figures, John the Baptist and the apostle John.
The name Jack is a derivation of the name John.
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Elisabeth is a name from the Bible. She was the mother of who is known as John the baptist.
It comes from the name John which originates from Hebrew.
There was a guy called John Platinum and he named it after his last name :)
It's an anglicized spelling of the Irish name "Sean," which is the Irish form of the name "John."
The boy's name Jon is of English origin. It is a variant of the name John or short form of Jonathan.
It is a Spanish or Italian variant of the feminine forms of John.
The last name comes first. If your name was John Smith, then it would be Smith John in Japan.
John Winston Lennon was his real name. He changed his middle name to Ono to honor his wife. When he played on other artists songs, like Elton John, he used Dr. Winston O'Boogie as a joke name.
From the name of the Capital city of Australia, where he was born.