In all the world, Aylmer (Aylmer 
, אילמר 
) is a rare primarily boy's, but scarcely female first name. The first name Aylmer is characteristic of Philippines, where it is a very rare masculine name, the United Kingdom, and South Africa, where it is a very rare epicene name. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Philippines, the United States, and the United Kingdom. More prevalently, Aylmer is the last name as well as the forename.
| sir christopher aylmer, 1st baronet Irish landowner (b. 1620) |
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| brabazon aylmer English bookseller (baptised 1645, died in or after 1719) (b. 1645) |
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| sir fitzgerald aylmer, 3rd bt. (1663-1685) (b. 1663) |
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| sir justin aylmer, 4th bt. (1681-1711) (b. 1681) |
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| brabazon aylmer English bookseller (bap. 1683) (b. 1683) |
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| sir gerald aylmer, 5th bt. (1703-1736) (b. 1703) |
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| sir matthew aylmer, 6th bt. (1724-1776) (b. 1724) |
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| sir fitzgerald aylmer, 6th baronet Irish politician and peer (b. 1736) |
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| sir fenton aylmer, 7th bt. (1770-1816) (b. 1770) |
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| sir gerald george aylmer, 8th bt. (1798-1878) (b. 1798) |
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| sir arthur percy aylmer, 11th bt. (1801-1885) (b. 1801) |
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| fenton richard aylmer (1808-1834) (b. 1808) |
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fenton aylmer recipient of the Victoria Cross, GB (b. 1862) |
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| sir udolphus aylmer, 7th lord aylmer (1814-1901) (b. 1814) |
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| sir gerald george aylmer, 9th bt. (1830-1883) (b. 1830) |
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