In the world, Aelred (Aelred 
) is a rare primarily masculine, but very infrequently feminine given name. The forename Aelred is characteristic of Philippines, where it is a very rare principally male, but very seldom female name, South Africa, where it is a very rare boy's name, and the United States, where it is an extremely rare boy's name. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Philippines, the United States, and India. Very seldom, Aelred is the last name as well as the forename.
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aelred of rievaulx English writer, abbot, and saint, GB (b. 1110) |
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aelred pexa Austrian priest and theologian, AT (b. 1904) |
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| aelred carlyle English Anglican Benedictine, GB (b. 1874) |
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| aelred whitacre (b. 1882) |
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| aelred sillem abbot (b. 1908) |
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| aelred squire birthdate: 1920 deathdate: 1997 viaf: 164778949 (b. 1920) |
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| aelred stubbs English priest (b. 1923) |
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| aelred tegels (b. 1922) |
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| aelred cody (b. 1932) |
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| aelred kurtenbach (b. 1934) |
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| aelred carlyle person who owned merchant ships, GB |
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