Ramsey
Ramsey is a name used as both a surname and a place name. It has English origins, deriving from multiple places named Ramsey in England, and spread to other parts of the world through migration and settlement.
Ramsey's theorem, named after the British mathematician Frank P. Ramsey (1903–1930), is a cornerstone of Ramsey
Geographically, Ramsey occurs as a place name in several countries. The Isle of Man has a coastal
People bearing the surname Ramsey include Frank P. Ramsey, a mathematician and philosopher who formulated Ramsey's