What does the surname MACON mean?

The surname MACON means "A person from Mâcon, a city in Burgundy, France.". It is of French origin.

How common is the MACON surname?

There are approximately 5,000 people with the surname MACON in the United States.

Are there MACON soldiers in Civil War records?

Yes, 216 soldiers with the MACON surname appear in Civil War records.

MACON

Topographic

Meaning

A person from Mâcon, a city in Burgundy, France.

Etymology

The surname derives from the city of Mâcon in southeastern France, which has Roman origins. The city name itself has ancient roots, possibly from a Gallic or Latin source.

About the MACON Surname

Macon is a French locative surname derived from the city of Mâcon. It became established in North America through French and English immigration.

Distribution & Frequency

Estimated 5,000 bearers in the United States #1,656 most common surname

Rare Common

Found in France and among French diaspora communities, particularly in North America.

MACON Surname Distribution

Geographic distribution based on Civil War military records.

Fewer

People with the MACON Surname

Robert Macon

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Quick Facts

Origin: French
Classification: Topographic
Earliest Record: 13th century
Estimated Bearers: 5,000

War Records

216 soldiers with the MACON surname found in Civil War records.

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