Anderson
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Anderson is a surname that evolved from a variety of origins, most notably from the Old English elements 'an' meaning 'one' and 'son' meaning 'son'. Therefore, it literally translates to 'one son'. Over time, it transitioned into a given name, particularly popular in English-speaking countries. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet strong sound.
While not widely known, Anderson is a name that has seen consistent popularity throughout history, appearing in various forms and spellings across different cultures. Its classic feel makes it a timeless choice for parents.
Anderson Cooper
A renowned American journalist and television personality, known for his CNN broadcasts and his work covering major news stories. (Born 1967)
Maxwell Anderson
A highly acclaimed American playwright known for his works such as 'Winterset' and 'Elizabeth the Queen'. (1888-1959)
Marian Anderson
A celebrated African-American contralto known for her powerful voice and her contributions to breaking down racial barriers in the performing arts. (1897-1993)
