Cognomen Auber (Auber 
, Абер 
, אובר 
) , around the globe, is quite a rare surname. The last name Auber is characteristic of France, where it is quite a rare surname, Germany, where it is a rare surname, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in France, Germany, and the United States. Very seldom, Auber is the forename as well as the last name.
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daniel-françois-esprit auber French composer (1782-1871), FR (b. 1782) |
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| peter auber 1770-1866; secretary of East India Company (b. 1770) |
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virginia felicia auber de noya Spanish woman of letters (1825-1897), ES (b. 1821) |
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| harriet auber British poet, hymnwriter, GB (b. 1773) |
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| jean louis auber FR (b. 1763) |
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| pedro alejandro auber botanist (1786-1843), FR (b. 1786) |
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| charles auguste auber (b. 1800) |
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| édouard auber FR (b. 1804) |
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| charles-auguste auber FR (b. 1804) |
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| charles bransby auber Anglican clergyman (1820-1867), GB (b. 1820) |
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| maurycy auber (1862, Tarnów – 1939, Tarnów) – violinist, conductor of instrumental ensembles, teacher, dance composer. Son of Leon, brother of Arnold, Jakub, and Salomon. At first, he studied violin playing with his brother Jacob. He continued his educati (b. 1862) |
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| jules auber French politician, FR (b. 1867) |
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suzanne auber CH (b. 1932) |
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| stefan auber Austrian cellist, AT (b. 1903) |
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| ludwig auber AT (b. 1899) |
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