Throughout the world, Louis-Joseph (Louis-Joseph 
) is a rare boy's given name. The first name Louis-Joseph is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly France, where it is a rare masculine name. Likewise, Louis-Joseph is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Louis, and a first name Joseph.
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| Louis-Joseph | France, Canada, United States, Belgium, New Zealand |
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louis-joseph de vendôme French officer (1654-1712), FR (b. 1654) |
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| louis-joseph de guise FR (b. 1598) |
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louis-joseph adhémar de monteil de grignan FR (b. 1650) |
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| louis-joseph de montecler (b. 1650) |
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louis-joseph de montcalm French general, FR (b. 1712) |
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| louis-joseph of béthune marquis of Charost (b. 1681) |
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| louis-joseph marchand French composer, FR (b. 1690) |
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louis-joseph dumarquez French canon (1746-1805), FR (b. 1746) |
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louis-joseph praire-royet French politician (1756-1793), FR (b. 1756) |
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| louis-joseph des escotais (b. 1713) |
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louis-joseph desjardins FR (b. 1766) |
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louis-joseph de france Prince of France (1781-1789), FR (b. 1781) |
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| louis-joseph plumard de dangeul FR (b. 1722) |
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| louis-joseph mondar Person; male; Paris print publisher; Louis Joseph began publishing c.1760; from 1784 established a partnership for 12 years with his son-in-law Pierre Jean.; publisher/printer; French, FR (b. 1734) |
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louis-joseph papineau politician, lawyer, and the landlord of the seigneurie de la Petite-Nation, CA (b. 1786) |
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