Worldwide, Charles-Joseph (Charles-Joseph 
) is a rare boy's first name. The forename Charles-Joseph is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Belgium, where it is a rare male name, and France. Much less frequently, Charles-Joseph is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Charles, and a first name Joseph.
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| Charles-Joseph | Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Trinidad and Tobago, France |
Carl Joseph, Carlo Giuseppe, Carlos Jose, Carlos José, Charles Joseph, Karel Josef, Karl Joseph, and Karl-Josef
| charles-joseph d'ailleboust des musseaux Canadian politician, CA (b. 1621) |
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charles-joseph de pollinchove BE (b. 1675) |
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| charles-joseph amiot de vincelotte navigator, naval lieutenant, militia commander, seigneur, CA (b. 1665) |
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charles-joseph panckoucke French writer and publisher, FR (b. 1736) |
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| charles-joseph boulle French cabinetmaker and son of André-Charles (1688-1754), FR (b. 1688) |
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| charles-joseph de quiqueran de beaujeu French bishop, FR (b. 1700) |
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| charles-joseph van helmont Belgian composer (1715-1790), BE (b. 1715) |
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charles-joseph christiani French soldier and officer, FR (b. 1772) |
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| charles-joseph le jolivet (French, 1727–1794), FR (b. 1727) |
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charles-joseph ducharme Canadian teacher, CA (b. 1786) |
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| charles-joseph compans de brichanteau bishop (1737-1796), IT (b. 1737) |
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| charles-joseph auvynet French politician, FR (b. 1741) |
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| charles-joseph de bévy (b. 1738) |
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| charles-joseph du bois de vroylande de nevele politician (1757-1828), BE (b. 1757) |
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| charles-joseph delrue French politician (1760-1821), FR (b. 1758) |
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