In the entire world, Houstoun (Houstoun 
) is an extremely rare masculine first name. Much more prevalently, Houstoun is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Houstoun | Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States |
| sir john houstoun, 2nd baronet British baronet (b. 1671) |
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| sir george houstoun, 7th bt. Peerage person ID=651441 |
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| sir patrick houstoun, 6th bt. Peerage person ID=651634 |
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| mossman houstoun Peerage person ID=651707 |
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| wallace charles houstoun (died 1923) |
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| sir patrick houstoun, 5th bt. Peerage person ID=651704, US |
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| sir patrick houstoun, 1st baronet British baronet |
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| wallace houstoun British Royal Navy officer, commander in 1842 |
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| moodie houstoun Peerage person ID=651686 |
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