EDIT: Yeah, this list is absurdly non-exhaustive. My wife's maiden name isn't even listed and it's a common English surname, noun and verb.
Actually, I just can't find any French name that I look up. Except for "Michel" (another former Belgian prime minister) but that one was not a very high bar.
So yeah, it's pretty much non-exhaustive and it doesn't take long to find it out.
With last names this is also an important matter. McDonald is not mcdonald.
Then there is F.W. de Klerk. Not 'De Klerk' or 'de klerk'.
Some people take offence at their name being written wrongly, in this list by having no Title Case going on there could be a few people 'offended'!
I'm not going to try do statistics, but I reckon that's quite a lot. Census would be a better source than birth registers.
There's an infinite amount of misspelled/localized names outside their country of origin e.g. Maicol for Michael, Sandiago for Santiago, Uilliam, Villiam, Willian etc etc
Aditional "anecdata": I live in a country (Hungary) where you have to apply for a special permit to give an "unusual" name to a kid, and since my son has an italian name we had to do that.
You can see the list of names people requested to add, and it includes random stuff like "Magneto" (which isn't on this list either).
This, to say that basically any given word can be a name in some country, it's likely not possible to have an exhaustive list.
Maybe replace with "extensive".
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genoveffa_Franchini