Surname Bowdoin (Bowdoin 
) , throughout the world, is a rare cognomen. The family name Bowdoin is habitual in the United States, where it is a rare surname, Canada, where it is a very rare surname, and Israel. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United States, Canada, and Brazil. Much less frequently, Bowdoin is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Bowdoin | United Kingdom, Brazil, United States, Canada, Israel |
| bowdoin painter one of the leading workshops in smaler pottery in 2nd half of 5th century Athens (b. 540) |
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| john bowdoin (1674-1717) (b. 1674) |
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| james bowdoin father of James Bowdoin II 1676-1747 (b. 1676) |
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james bowdoin American leader during the American Revolution (1726-1790), US (b. 1726) |
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elizabeth bowdoin 1750-1809 (b. 1750) |
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james bowdoin iii American politician (1752-1811), US (b. 1752) |
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peter bowdoin (1761–1825) (b. 1761) |
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| william taylor bowdoin (1713-1773) (b. 1713) |
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| james temple bowdoin (1776-1842) (b. 1776) |
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| leah teackle bowdoin (1780-1852) (b. 1780) |
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| james bowdoin (1794-1833) (b. 1794) |
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| amelia bowdoin American tollgate operator, US (b. 1805) |
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| george r j bowdoin Bowdoin, George R, J; class of 1829, GB (b. 1809) |
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| james bowdoin (1811-1897) (b. 1811) |
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| david w. bowdoin American daguerreian (1817-1880), US (b. 1817) |
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