Lyndon
LBJ's first name
Lyndon is a given name, typically masculine, of English origin.
It gained prominence in American usage through President Lyndon B.
Johnson, who served from 1963 to 1969.
The name remains uncommon but recognizable: Lyndon seemed like an old-fashioned choice for a baby.
Thirty-sixth president's initials
- JohnsonPatronymic meaning son-of
- Great Society1960s federal reform initiative
- Civil Rights ActLaw prohibiting discrimination
- Vietnam WarCold-era Indochina military engagement
Medicare · Medicaid · War on Poverty · Voting Rights Act · 1960s · escalation · legislation · Democrat
Accepted as fact
- forenameGiven name at birth
- masculineMale in character
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- babyVery young child
christening · moniker · first name · personal · nickname · namesake · traditional · Anglo-Saxon
LBJ
Thirty-sixth president's initials
- JohnsonPatronymic meaning son-of
- Great Society1960s federal reform initiative
- Civil Rights ActLaw prohibiting discrimination
Vietnam War · Medicare · Medicaid · War on Poverty · Voting Rights Act · 1960s · escalation · legislation · Democrat · White House
given
Accepted as fact
baby · christening · moniker · first name · personal · nickname · namesake · traditional · Anglo-Saxon
- Kentucky PlacesLexington, Louisville, Frankfort, Bowling Green, Covington
- Sheboygan CountySheboygan, Kohler, Plymouth, Waldo, Cascade
- LouisvilleLouisville, Jefferson County, Ohio River, Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs
- Topeka AreaTopeka, Capitol Building, Central Park
- Northern IllinoisRockford, Dixon, Freeport, Sterling, Rochelle
Lyndonsurname
Hereditary family identifier
family name · last name · patronymic · matronymic · Johnson