In the entire world, Chamberlayne (Chamberlayne 
) is an extremely rare girly first name. Predominantly, Chamberlayne is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Chamberlayne | Australia, Canada, Ireland, United Kingdom, United States |
Chamberlain, Chamberlaine, Chamberlin, Чемберлен, and チェンバレン
| churchill gibson chamberlayne 23/12/1876-3/4/1939; Richmond, Virginia, United States; ; clergyman, educator; American (b. 1876) |
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| lewis parke chamberlayne American classical philologist, US (b. 1879) |
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| pye chamberlayne American journalist (1938-2006) (b. 1938) |
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| sir richard chamberlayne Abt 1310 - Bef 02 Nov 1391 (date will proven) |
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| sir james chamberlayne, 4th bt. (died 1767) |
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| sir thomas chamberlayne Peerage person ID=217692 |
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| sir henry chamberlayne, 5th bt. (died 1776) |
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| lewis webb chamberlayne (1798-1854) |
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| sir oliver chamberlayne Peerage person ID=245570 |
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| sir richard chamberlayne, of kingston |
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