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jonas akers
(1654-1727)
(b. 1654)
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christopher akers
(born 1658)
(b. 1658)
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edmund akers
(1710-1780)
(b. 1710)
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aretas akers
landowner in St Kitts and St Vincent, 1734-1785
(b. 1734)
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rebecca akers
(born 1739)
(b. 1739)
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edmund akers
(1757-1821)
(b. 1757)
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aretas akers
b. 1759, d. 15 December 1816
(b. 1759)
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benjamin paul akers
American sculptor (1825-1861), US
(b. 1825)
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thomas akers
British Royal Navy officer, lieutenant in 1813 (1784-?)
(b. 1784)
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aretas akers
landowner in St Vincent, b. 1799, d. 21 April 1855
(b. 1799)
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aretas akers-douglas, 1st viscount chilston
British politician, GB
(b. 1851)
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charles h. akers
American politician and businessman (1857–1924), US
(b. 1857)
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james ramsay akers
(1813-1877)
(b. 1813)
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carrie akers
American sideshow attraction
(b. 1865)
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rev. aretas akers
English cleric, born 1824 November 18; died 1856 August 19
(b. 1824)
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, الإبن 
, 埃克斯 
) , worldwide, is a common cognomen. The last name Akers is habitual in the United States, where it is quite a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.