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Revision as of 00:12, 21 October 2012
The surname Collins has a variety of likely origins in Britain and Ireland:
- Anglo-Saxon: A patronymic surname based on the name Colin, an English diminutive form of Nicholas. In England, Collins usually signified "son of Colin."
- Irish: "cuilein" = darling, a term of endearment applied to a whelp or young animal. The medieval surname was Ua Cuiléin, which has usually become Ó Coileáin today.
- Welsh: Collen = hazel, hazel grove.
Alternative spellings or related surnames include Collin, Colling, Coling, Collings, Colings, Collis, Coliss, Collen, and Collens.[1]
The earliest documented evidence of the name in England dates back as far as the twelfth and thirteenth centuries where several instances have been recorded. One Colinus de Andresia appears in the pipe rolls of Berkshire in 1191, while a Colinus is mentioned in Hartopp's Register of the Freeman of Leicester recorded in 1196. The name Colinc is also mentioned several times in the Domesday Book. The personal name Colin from which the surname derives has an even older history; Ceawlin, the king of the West Saxons, Caelin, a brother of St Chad, and the early Welsh saint, Kollen, all have names related to Colin. In Ireland, Collins may be regarded as a genuinely indigenous Irish name; in fact, it is one of the most numerous surnames, ranked number 30.[2]
A
- A. E. J. Collins, English cricketer
- Aidan Collins (disambiguation)
- Albert Collins (1932–1993), American blues musician
- Alfred Collins, London's longest-serving taxi driver
- Allen Collins, American guitarist
- Andrew Collins (disambiguation)
- Andrew B. Collins (analyst), American research analyst
- Andrew Collins (writer), British writer and broadcaster
- Andy Collins (disambiguation)
- Ann Collins, American painter
- Annie Collins, New Zealand film editor
- Anthony Collins, English philosopher
- Anthony G. Collins, American university president
- Anthony Vincent Collins (1893–1963), British film score composer and conductor
- Arthur Collins (disambiguation)
- Arthur Collins (singer)
- Arthur A. Collins, founder of Collins Radio
- Arthur L. Collins, murdered mine manager
B
- Barbara-Rose Collins, American politician
- Barnabas Collins, fictional vampire from Dark Shadows
- Ben Collins (disambiguation)
- Ben Collins (driver), British racing driver
- Ben Collins (programmer), Debian Project Leader from January 1999 to March 2001
- Bev Collins, Canadian politician
- Bill Collins (disambiguation)
- Bill Collins (television presenter), Australian film critic and television presenter
- Bill Collins (racecaller), Australian racecaller
- Bill Collins (baseball outfielder), American baseball outfielder
- Billy Collins, American poet
- Bob Collins (disambiguation)
- Bob Collins (American radio broadcaster), American broadcaster
- Bob Collins (Australian politician), Australian politician
- Bobby Collins (footballer), Scottish footballer
- Bootsy Collins, American funk bassist, singer, and songwriter
- Brent Collins, American actor
- Brian Collins (disambiguation)
- Bridget Jean Collins, maiden name of American playwright Jean Kerr
- Bud Collins, American journalist
C
- Cardiss Collins, American politician
- Careena Collins, American porn actress
- Carla Collins, an entertainer reporter
- Catfish Collins, American guitarist, brother of Bootsy Collins
- Cecil Collins, British artist
- Cecil Collins (football), American football player and prison inmate.
- Charles Allston Collins, British Pre-Raphaelite artist.
- Chris Collins (disambiguation)
- Chris Collins (basketball), American basketball player, son of Doug Collins
- Chris Collins (politician), Canadian politician of Moncton North of New Brunswick Legislative Assembly
- Christopher Collins (disambiguation)
- Christopher Collins, voice actor
- Chuck Collins, American author on economic matters
- Clifton Collins Jr., American actor
D
- Daniel Collins (disambiguation)
- Dan Collins (ice hockey), American ice hockey player
- Danny Collins, Welsh footballer
- Darren Collins, Rushden and Diamonds all time record goalscorer
- David Collins (disambiguation)
- David Collins (governor), first governor of Van Diemens Land (later Tasmania)
- David Collins (EastEnders), fictional character from EastEnders
- Dean Collins, American actor
- Dean Collins, American dancer
- Dobson Collins, American football player
- Dolly Collins, British folk singer
- Don Collins (disambiguation)
- Don Collins, American former professional basketball player
- Don Collins (baseball), American baseball player
- Don Collins, alleged raper of Robbie Middleton who attempted to murder him by dousing petrol on him and setting him on fire
- Donal Collins, priest and teacher accused of alleged sexual abuse of pupils in his charge
- Dorothy Collins (disambiguation)
- Doug Collins (disambiguation)
- Doug Collins (journalist), former Canadian journalist, alleged Holocaust denier
- Doug Collins (basketball), former NBA player, current coach
- Doug Collins (footballer), English former footballer
- Doug Collins (politician), US politician
E
- Eamon Collins (1954–1999), IRA member
- Eamonn Collins (footballer) (born 1965), Irish footballer
- Earl Collins, Canadian politician
- Edward "Cocky" Trowbridge Collins Sr. (1887–1951), Major League baseball player
- Ed Collins (disambiguation)
- Eddie Collins (disambiguation)
- Eddie Collins, Jr.
- Eddie Collins, rapper known as Greydon Square
- Edward Collins (disambiguation)
- Edward Collins (figure skater)
- Edward Collins (Irish politician) (born 1941), former Irish Fine Gael politician
- Edward Collins (rugby league), Australian international rugby league footballer
- Edward Collins (Wisconsin politician), served one year as a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly
- Edward J. Collins, Jr., Massachusetts civil servant and public manager
- Edward Joseph Collins, American composer and pianist
- Edward Knight Collins (1802–1878), American shipping magnate
- Edward Treacher Collins, British surgeon and ophthalmologist
- Edwyn Collins, Scottish musician
- Eileen Collins, American astronaut
- Elizabeth Collins, Canadian swimmer
- Eoin Collins, Irish tennis player
- Eric Collins, adventurer
F
- Floyd Collins (disambiguation)
- Floyd Collins, American cave explorer
- Francis S. Collins, American geneticist, administrator of the Human Genome Project, and director of the NIH
- Francis Dolan Collins, American politician
- Frank Collins (disambiguation), several people
G
- Gail Collins Pappalardi, songwriter
- Gary Collins (disambiguation)
- Gary Collins (actor), American film and television actor
- Gary Collins (American football) (born 1940), American football end and punter for the Cleveland Browns
- Gary Collins (ice hockey), NHL player for the Toronto Maple Leafs
- Gary Collins (NASCAR), NASCAR driver
- Gary Farrell-Collins, Canadian politician
- George Collins (disambiguation)
- George Collins (cricketer) (1889–1949), English cricketer
- George Collins (footballer), English football manager
- George Collins (Nova Scotia politician) (1771–1813), mariner, merchant and political figure in Nova Scotia
- George E. Collins, mathematician, one of the founders of computer algebra
- George Roseborough Collins, historian
- George W. Collins (1925–1972), U.S. Representative from Illinois
- Gerry Collins (disambiguation)
- Gerry Collins (broadcaster), Australian broadcaster
- Gerard Collins (canoer) (born 1952), Irish slalom canoer
- Gerry Collins (footballer) (born 1955), Scottish footballer and coach
- Gerry Collins (politician), Irish Fianna Fáil politician
- Glen Collins, New Zealand soccer player
- Glenda Collins, pop singer
- Godfrey Collins, British politician
- Grant Collins, Australian drummer
H
- Harlan Collins, American composer
- Harry Collins (disambiguation)
- Harry Collins, British academic
- Heidi Collins, British broadcaster
- Henry Collins, Canadian mayor of Vancouver
- Henry Collins, Australian boxer
- Herbert Collins, British architect
- Herbert A. Collins, landscape and portrait painter
- Herbie Collins, Australian cricketer
I
- Ian Collins, one of several people including:
- Ian Collins, high profile Australian businessman and former Australian rules footballer
- Ian Collins (radio presenter), UK radio presenter
- Ian Collins (soccer), American soccer coach at the University of Kentucky
- Ian Collins (tennis), British tennis player from the 1920s and 30s
J
- Jacinta Collins, Australian politician
- Jack Collins, one of several people including:
- Jack Collins (actor) (born 1923), 1950s stage actor, musicals include Take Me Along
- Jack Collins (politician) (born 1944), American college basketball coach and Speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly
- Jack Collins (umpire), former Australian Test cricket umpire
- Jack A. Collins, Australian rules footballer for Melbourne
- Jack C. Collins, Coleman Medal winning Australian rules footballer for Footscray
- Jack Cecil Collins, Australian rules footballer for Essendon
- Jack Collins, former Australian rules footballer in the VFL and football administrator
- Jack Collins, former Australian Test Cricket Umpire
- Jack L. Collins, Australian rules footballer for Geelong
- John W. Collins, American chess player and teacher
- C. John Collins, aka Jack Collins, conservative evangelical and fellow of the Discovery
- Jackie Collins, British novelist
- James Collins, one of several people including:
- James Collins, bioengineer and MacArthur "genius"
- James Collins, Welsh footballer playing for West Ham
- James Collins, Irish politician and father of Gerard Collins
- James Collins, NBA basketball player
- James C. Collins, American business theorist
- James M. Collins, American politician
- Jane Collins, fictional character from EastEnders
- Jason Collins, NBA Basketball player
- Jason Collins, American surfer
- Jarron Collins, NBA Basketball player
- Jeremiah Collins, fictional character from Dark Shadows
- Jerry Collins, New Zealand rugby player
- Jess Collins, American artist
- Jessica Collins, American actress, starring in Tru Calling
- Jessica Collins, American actress, starring in Rubicon and The Nine
- Jimmy Collins, American baseball player
- Jim Collins, inventor and Rhodes Scholar
- Jo Collins, American model
- Joan Collins, British actress
- Joe Collins (1922–1989), American baseball player
- John Collins, one of several people including:
- Canon John Collins, (1905–1982), UK radical Anglican cleric
- John Churton Collins (1848–1908), English literary critic
- John Collins (governor), (1776–1822), American manufacturer and Governor of Delaware.
- John Augustine Collins (1899–1989), Royal Australian Navy
- John Collins (American Football executive)
- John Collins (Australian musician) (Powderfinger)
- John Collins (Canadian musician), of The New Pornographers and The Smugglers
- John Collins (delegate) (1717–1795), Rhode Island delegate to Continental Congress
- John Collins (footballer born 1968), Scottish football player and manager
- John Collins (jazz guitarist)
- John Collins (mathematician) (1625–1683), English mathematician
- John Collins (musician/researcher)
- John Collins (poet) (1742–1808), English orator, singer, and poet
- John Collins (theater) (born c. 1969), American experimental theater director
- John Colins (UK businessman) (born 1941), former head of National Power
- John Collins (VC)
- John D. Collins, British actor, best known for his role as one of the British airmen in 'Allo 'Allo
- John F. Collins (1872–1962), Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island (1939–1941)
- John F. Collins (1919–1995), Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts (1960–1968)
- John H. Collins, American classical scholar
- John W. Collins, chess instructor
- Johnny Collins, British folk singer
- Joseph Collins (1866–1950), American neurologist
- Joseph Henry Collins, mining engineer and geologist
- Joseph Lawton Collins (1896–1987), American soldier
- Judith Collins, New Zealand politician
- Judson Dwight Collins (1823–1852), Methodist missionary to China
- Judy Collins, singer
- Justin Lee Collins, British comedian
K
- Kate Collins, American actress
- Kerry Collins, a quarterback in the National Football League
- Kim Collins (born 1976), runner from St Kitts and Nevis
- Kreigh Collins, American tennis player.
- Kevin Collins (disambiguation)
L
- Larry Collins from the music group The Collins Kids
- Larry Collins (1929–2005), American writer
- Lauren Collins, Canadian actress
- Lawrence Collins, British judge
- J. Lawton Collins, American General
- Lee Collins (disambiguation), one of several people
- Leon Collins, American dancer
- LeRoy Collins, American politician
- Lewis Collins, British actor
- Lorenzo D. Collins (1821–1898), New York politician
- Lui Collins, American folk singer
- Lyn Collins, American singer
M
- Mabel Collins, writer on theosophy
- Mac Collins, American politician
- Marcus Collins, one of several people including:
- Marcus Collins (entertainer), American actor and singer
- Marcus Collins (singer), British singer, contestant in UK's the X Factor
- Maria Antonieta Collins, Mexican journalist
- Martha Layne Collins, Democratic Governor of Kentucky from 1983 to 1987
- Martin Collins, British broadcaster
- Marva Collins, American teacher
- Mary Collins (disambiguation)
- Mary Collins, Canadian politician
- Mary Cathleen Collins, American actress Bo Derek
- Matthew Collins (disambiguation)
- Matthew Collins, Welsh footballer
- Max Collins (disambiguation)
- Mel Collins, British musician
- Melissa Collins, Canadian water polo player
- Michael Collins, one of several people including:
- Michael Collins (Irish leader), Irish Republican leader, subject of the film Michael Collins
- Michael Collins (Limerick politician), contemporary Irish politician
- Michael Collins (astronaut), American astronaut, a member of the historic Apollo 11 crew.
- Michael P. Collins, Canadian expert on reinforced concrete structures
- Mike Collins (comics), American comic book artist
- Michael Collins (author), pseudonym of Dennis Lynds
- Michael Collins (Irish author)
- Michelle Collins, British actress
- Misha Collins, American actor
- Mo Collins, a comedienne from the Fox television variety show MADtv
- Mortimer Collins, British novelist
N
- Nancy A. Collins, American writer
- Napoleon Collins, American naval officer
- Nick Collins, American NFL Football Player
- Neill Collins, Scottish footballer
- Nick Collins, American football player
- Nicolas Collins, American composer
- Norman Collins, British broadcasting executive
P
- Pat Collins (disambiguation)
- Patricia Hill Collins, sociologist, author of Black Feminist Thought and Fighting Words
- Patrick Collins, one of several people including:
- Patrick Collins (mayor) (1844–1905), Irish-born American politician
- Patrick Collins (film), American film maker & actor
- Patrick K. Collins (born 1977) rugby union- Coach.
- Paul Collins, one of several people including:
- Paul Collins (musician), American drummer
- Paul Collins (athlete) (1926–1995), Canadian long-distance runner
- Pauline Collins, British actress
- Pedro Collins, Barbadian cricketer
- Peter Collins, one of several people including:
- Phil Collins (disambiguation)
- Phil Collins, singer, drummer and songwriter
- Phil Collins (artist), UK photographic and video award nominee
- Phil Collins (baseball), Major League pitcher
- Phil Collins (speedway rider), international motorcycle racer
- Philippa Collins, British DJ and voice-over artist
Q
- Quentin Collins, fictional werewolf from Dark Shadows
R
- Ralph Collins, Scottish footballer
- Randall Collins, American sociologist
- Randy Collins, Canadian politician
- Ray Collins (actor) (1889–1965), actor
- Richard A Collins, British scientist and author
- Ripper Collins, American baseball player
- Robin Collins, American philosopher
- Ronald Collins, one of several people including:
- Ronald K. L. Collins, American scholar and lawyer
- Ronald W. Collins, business executive, author, historian and genealogist
- Ronald F. Collins, Maine politician
- Roy Collins (1934–2009), English cricketer
- Rudy Collins (born 1934), American drummer
- Rusty Collins, fictional character from X-Factor
S
- Shaun Collins, member of the band Cutting Jade
- Shawn Collins (born 1967), American football player
- Sam Collins, English footballer
- Sam L. Collins, American politician
- Samuel Collins (disambiguation)
- Sandra Collins, American DJ
- Sean Collins (disambiguation)
- Sean Collins (politician), son of Canadian politician Chris Collins
- Seán Collins (politician), Irish Fine Gael politician from Cork, TD 1948–1957 and 1961–1969
- Sean Collins (ice hockey defenceman), American ice hockey defenceman in the New York Rangers organization
- Sean Collins (ice hockey forward b. 1983), American minor pro ice hockey forward
- Sean Collins (ice hockey b. 1988), Canadian ice hockey player drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets
- Sean Collins (surf forecaster), founder of Surfline
- Seward Collins, American publisher
- Shane Collins, one of several people
- Shano Collins, American baseball player
- Sherron Collins (born 1987), American basketball player
- Shirley Collins, British folk singer
- Shirley Collins, Canadian politician
- Stephen Collins (disambiguation) / Steve Collins / Steven Collins
- Stephen Collins, American actor
- Stephen Collins, Irish journalist
- Stephen Collins (MP) (1847–1925), British Liberal politician, MP for Kennington
- Stephen Collins (speedway rider) (born 1966), English motorcyclist
- Stephen Collins Foster, Father of American Country music
- Stephen Dando-Collins, Australian novelist
- Steve Collins, Irish boxer
- Steve Collins (American football) (born 1970), Oklahoma Sooners quarterback
- Steve Collins (baseball), minor league player-manager
- Steve Collins (footballer) (born 1962), defender with Peterborough United F.C. and Southend
- Steve Collins (ski jumper) (born 1964), from Canada
- Steven Collins, lecturer in the Department of Computer Science in Trinity College, Dublin
- Susan Collins, American politician
- Suzanne Collins, American writer
- Suzanne Marie Collins, American murder victim
T
- Tai Collins, American model
- Tank Collins, American basketball player
- Terry Collins, American baseball manager
- Thomas Collins, one of several people including:
- Thomas H. Collins, Commandant of the United States Coast Guard
- Thomas Collins, MP, Postmaster-General, Australia
- Thomas Collins (bishop) (1873–1927), Irish Anglican bishop
- Thomas Collins (cricketer) (1895–1964), English cricketer
- Thomas Collins (governor) (1732–1789), American lawyer and Governor of Delaware
- Thomas Collins (UK politician) (died 1884), Member of Parliament for Knaresborough and Boston
- Thomas Christopher Collins (born 1947), Canadian Roman Catholic Cardinal
- Thomas H. Collins, retired Commandant of the United States Coast Guard
- Thomas LeRoy Collins (1909–1991), governor of Florida
- Tim Collins, one of several people including:
- Tim Collins (financier), American businessman and financier
- Tim Collins (politician), British politician
- Tim Collins (soldier), British army officer
- Tom Collins (disambiguation)
- Tom Collins, pseudonym of Joseph Furphy (1843–1912), Australian author
- Tom Collins, long-time producer of the ice show Champions on Ice
- Tom Collins, Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster in the 1970s
- Tom Collins (athlete), Irish athlete who held the 5 mile world's record
- Tom Collins (footballer) (1882–1929), Scottish international footballer
- Tom Collins (Rent character), character in the rock musical Rent
- Tom Collins (rugby), rugby union and rugby league footballer of the 1920s for Wales (RU), Mountain Ash, and Hull (RL)
- Tom Francis Collins (1886–1907), convicted murderer
- Tom Collins (GAA), dual player from County Kerry, Ireland
- Tommy Collins, Irish film director and producer
- Tommy Collins (country music) (1930–2000), stage name of Leonard Sipes, a country music singer-songwriter
- Tony Collins, American football player
- Tyler Collins, American singer
W
- Warwick Collins (born 1948), British novelist
- Wesley Collins, fictional character from Power Rangers
- Wilkie Collins (1824–1889), Victorian era British writer
- William Collins, one of several people including:
- William Collins, British landscape painter, father of Wilkie Collins.
- William Collins, pre-Romantic English poet
- William Wiehe Collins, British 19th-century landscape artist and illustrator
- William Collins, founder of the 18th century Scottish publishing house Collins,
- His son, Sir William Collins -- a figure in the Scottish temperance movement and Glasgow's Lord Provost 1877–1880
- William "Bootsy" Collins, pioneering funk bassist, singer and songwriter from Cincinnati, Ohio
- Wilson Collins, American baseball outfielder
See also
- Collins Surname DNA Project
- Collins
- Tom Collins, cocktail
References
- ^ Kimberly Powell, "COLLINS - Name Meaning & Origin", About.com: Genealogy, About.com, archived from the original on 7 July 2011, retrieved 31 August 2011
- ^ Bradley Collins, "COLLINS FAMILY HISTORY: GENERAL INFORMATION: SURNAME HISTORY", Rootsweb, Ancestry.com, archived from the original on 25 March 2010, retrieved 31 August 2011
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