How Many People Have the Last Name Kin?

1,739

people had the surname Kin in the 2010 US Census

About 1 in 169,492 people in the Census had this surname

Source: Census Bureau surname list

Surname Rank

#16,519

Tied with 5 others

Per 100,000 People

0.59

In 2010

Largest Group

60.2%

Asian and Pacific Islander

Change Since 2000

+26.9%

+369 people

👥 Race and Hispanic Origin

Most people with the surname Kin (60.2%) are non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander. The next largest group, 28.3%, are non-Hispanic White. Among surnames where most people are non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander, Kin ranks #666. From 2000 to 2010, the non-Hispanic White share fell from 32.9% to 28.3%, and the non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander share rose from 57.7% to 60.2%.

White 28.3%
Black 3%
Asian and Pacific Islander 60.2%
American Indian and Alaska Native Withheld
Two or more races Withheld
Hispanic or Latino 6.3%

Withheld: too few people to publish.

See the most common Asian last names.

📈 Change Since 2000

Kin grew from 1,370 people in 2000 to 1,739 in 2010 (up 26.9%), and its rank rose from #18,569 to #16,519.

20002010
People1,3701,739
Rank#18,569#16,519
Per 100,000 people0.510.59

🏆 Surnames Ranked Near Kin

RankSurnamePeople in 2010
#16,519Edney1,739
#16,519Evanoff1,739
#16,519Falgout1,739
#16,519Mcelligott1,739
#16,519Zebrowski1,739
#16,519Kin1,739
#16,525Carnegie1,738

👤 Kin as a First Name

Kin is a first name too: about 242 people alive in the US today have it as a first name, an estimate from Social Security birth records.

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