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sir thomas bazley, 1st baronet
British politician
(b. 1797)
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thomas bazley
(born 1773)
(b. 1773)
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robert w. bazley
United States general, US
(b. 1925)
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margaret bazley
New Zealand public servant, NZ
(b. 1938)
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arthur william bazley
(1896-1972) military historian and public servant
(b. 1896)
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elizabeth rachel bazley
(born 1904)
(b. 1904)
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frances catharine ruth bazley
(1905-1985)
(b. 1905)
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rachel constance bazley
(born 1909)
(b. 1909)
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anthony gardner bazley
(1911-1937)
(b. 1911)
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richard bazley
British animator, US
(b. 1962)
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tony bazley
American jazzmusician, US
(b. 1934)
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juliet anne bazley
(1935-1943)
(b. 1935)
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colin bazley
Primate of the Southern Cone and Bishop of Chile (and Bolivia and Peru); British Anglican missionary bishop, GB
(b. 1935)
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susan antonia bazley
(born 1937)
(b. 1937)
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norman william bazley
(b. 1933)
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) , across the world, is quite a rare last name. The cognomen Bazley is characteristic of Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, Australia, where it is a rare surname, and the United Kingdom. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. Very seldom, Bazley is the forename as well as the last name.