Baker’s Dozen III

Heavyweight boxing champions

  1. Jack Dempsey (1919-1926)
  2. Oleksandr Usyk (2021-now)
  3. Nikolai Valuev (2005-07, 2009)
  4. Muhammad Ali (1964-67, 1974-75, 1978-79)
  5. Joe Louis (1937-1949)
  6. Sonny Liston (1962-1964)
  7. Primo Carnera (1933-1934)
  8. Jack Johnson (1908–1915)
  9. George Foreman (1973-1974, and twenty years later from 1994-1995)
  10. Leon Spinks (1978)

Housekeeping

Heavyweight boxing champions

  1. Jack Dempsey (1919-1926)
  2. Oleksandr Usyk (2021-now)
  3. Nikolai Valuev (2005-07, 2009)
  4. Muhammad Ali (1964-67, 1974-75, 1978-79)
  5. Joe Louis (1937-1949)
  6. Sonny Liston (1962-1964)
  7. Primo Carnera (1933-1934)
  8. Jack Johnson (1908–1915)
  9. George Foreman (1973-1974, and twenty years later from 1994-1995)
  10. Leon Spinks (1978)
  11. John L. Sullivan (1885 -1892)

Heavyweight boxing champions

  1. Jack Dempsey (1919-1926)
  2. Oleksandr Usyk (2021-now)
  3. Nikolai Valuev (2005-07, 2009)
  4. Muhammad Ali (1964-67, 1974-75, 1978-79)
  5. Joe Louis (1937-1949)
  6. Sonny Liston (1962-1964)
  7. Primo Carnera (1933-1934)
  8. Jack Johnson (1908–1915)
  9. George Foreman (1973-1974, and twenty years later from 1994-1995)
  10. Leon Spinks (1978)
  11. John L. Sullivan (1885 -1892)
  12. Mike Tyson (1986-90, 1996-97)

Heavyweight boxing champions

  1. Jack Dempsey (1919-1926)
  2. Oleksandr Usyk (2021-now)
  3. Nikolai Valuev (2005-07, 2009)
  4. Muhammad Ali (1964-67, 1974-75, 1978-79)
  5. Joe Louis (1937-1949)
  6. Sonny Liston (1962-1964)
  7. Primo Carnera (1933-1934)
  8. Jack Johnson (1908–1915)
  9. George Foreman (1973-1974, and twenty years later from 1994-1995)
  10. Leon Spinks (1978)
  11. John L. Sullivan (1885 -1892)
  12. Mike Tyson (1986-90, 1996-97)
  13. Joe Frazier (1970-73)

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”

The 4th most common Japanese surname

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”

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Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”
  9. Schwarzenegger - German for “Black ploughman”

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”
  9. Schwarzenegger - German for “Black ploughman”
  10. Thatcher - English for one who puts thatched rooves on houses

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”
  9. Schwarzenegger - German for “Black ploughman”
  10. Thatcher - English for one who puts thatched rooves on houses
  11. Turner - English for one who worked on a lathe.

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”
  9. Schwarzenegger - German for “Black ploughman”
  10. Thatcher - English for one who puts thatched rooves on houses
  11. Turner - English for one who worked on a lathe.
  12. Baker - English for, well, you know

Death Mistress?

Occupational Surnames, English or any other language

  1. Tanaka - Japanese for “rice field” or “rice farmer”
  2. Smith - English for “one who works in metal”
  3. Zapatero - Spanish for “shoe maker”
  4. Schuster - German for “shoe maker”
  5. Chevrolet - French for “goat farmer”
  6. Clark – Old English for “one who works as a clerk or scribe”
  7. Kravitz - Yiddish via Ukrainian for “tailor”
  8. Cooper - English for “barrel maker”
  9. Schwarzenegger - German for “Black ploughman”
  10. Thatcher - English for one who puts thatched rooves on houses
  11. Turner - English for one who worked on a lathe.
  12. Baker - English for, well, you know
  13. Fletcher - English for maker of arrows

Airlines, past and present

  1. Trans World Airlines

Airlines, past and present

  1. Trans World Airlines
  2. Red Carpet Airlines

Airlines, past and present

  1. Trans World Airlines
  2. Red Carpet Airlines
  3. Qantas

Airlines, past and present

  1. Trans World Airlines
  2. Red Carpet Airlines
  3. Quantas
  4. Alaska Airlines