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goswin von anchin
French abbot (1085-1166), FR
(b. 1085)
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goswin i of heinsberg
German noble
(b. 1060)
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goswin ii of heinsberg
(1108-1168)
(b. 1108)
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goswin iii of heinsberg
(1125-1190)
(b. 1125)
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goswin iv edelherr von heinsberg heer van valkenburg
Peerage person ID=594348
(b. 1188)
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goswin iv van goetsenhoven
(b. 1260)
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goswin borentin
DE
(b. 1300)
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goswin von marienberg
(1320-1395), IT
(b. 1320)
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goswin von graes
(b. 1350)
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goswin von eikel
(b. 1350)
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goswin klingenberg
German politician, DE
(b. 1400)
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goswin von kettler
(1400-1478), DE
(b. 1400)
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goswin von pont
German politician, DE
(b. 1400)
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goswin haex von loenhout
NL
(b. 1398)
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goswin kempgyn de nussia
(b. 1420)
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) is a rare male given name. The forename Goswin is habitual in Germany, where it is a rare boy's name, Belgium, and Tanzania, where it is a very rare male name. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Germany, Nigeria, and Belgium. Much less frequently, Goswin is the last name as well as the forename.