How many people with the same first name as you did you go to school with?

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In primary school , I was in with 2 others who had the same first name as me.

www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths/datasets/babynamesenglandandwalestop100babynameshistoricaldata

Historical popular UK baby names 1904 - 1994

None it’s not very popularity

I didn't know anyone of my age with my name until I went to university where I met two others living on the same floor of my hall of residence.

None. I have only ever spoken to someone on the phone with the same name as me.

Surprisingly only one in primary and secondary school (the same girl) even though our name was consistently one of the most popular names of the 80s and 90s. There were once five women with my name at work though.

None in any of my schools, there's one in the organisation I work for out of about 400 people.

I was the only one too. In fact, I didn't come across anyone until I was well into my forties and there were 3 of us! Not that unusual a name either.

None and have still not met another person with the same name to this day and I'm 23.

Loads of us; my name is Catherine/Katherine/Kathryn. All women of a certain age have this name along with 'Sarah".

None in primary. One (but with a different spelling) for a brief period in secondary. Same story at work. I have never worked with someone with the same name although when I’ve worked in a large organisation there might be someone with the different spelling at a different office (yes I am sad enough to look in Outlook address book!). I really like it.

None at primary school and one or two at secondary which is surprising because my name is quite common, and the diminutive which I am known by, even more so. Guess it wasn't that popular in the 70/80s though.

Should add know one of my name at work. From another department. My name is quite classic just fairly uncommon

None. I am now 50+ and still get compliments on my name as it is still pretty unusual, although I have come across a handful of others since. I can't tell you what it is as it is so unusual, someone will know it is me . It is Italian, but not even very common there either.

One in junior school although pronounced differently, none in secondary school (six form classes).

There were 7 of us in my year at high school. Three of us had surnames beginning with the same letter too which got a bit confusing for everyone. My husband had a close knit group of friends from childhood and there are 3 of them with the same name too.

DD has a very popular name but we've only met 2 others so far (she's nearly 4).

None in primary and 1 in secondary (whole school)

Literally zero.
I have a really ordinary but unpopular name.

None. There were a few with similar names but not the same spelling or pronounciation as mine.

In fact in total I went to 9 schools and only met one other and that was in the last one

@Baaaahhhhh now I really want to know what your name is

Non, even now at 23 I've never met another with the same name even though it isn't unusual

Three in my year at junior school. Lots at secondary school. I was born in the 1950s so maybe less 'choice' of names .

Names from my era, Susan, Mary, Linda, Gillian, Janet, Karen, Angela, Pamela, Judith, Caroline, Christine, Alison, Jane, Nicolette, Lorraine. We had a Shona too (Scottish parents). Most had Elizabeth or Margaret as a middle name. We were the new Elizabethans after all.

Maybe there will be some new little Elizabeths when the era comes to an end.

I was in a mixed sex year group of about 20 in primary and I I shared my name with 3 others! I think 3/4 had the same middle name too. Probably about 10 in my average sized secondary (including the 4 from my primary)

One other I the year group of 200.