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crespin carlier
French organbuilder, FR
(b. 1560)
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jean-guillaume carlier
painter (1638-1675), BE
(b. 1638)
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angélique-nicole carlier
French woman (1657-1699) executed for murdering her husband, FR
(b. 1657)
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martin carlier
French sculptor, FR
(b. 1653)
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vincent léonard carlier
Zuid-Nederlands; schilder; 1674-01-11; Luik (stad); 1745-02-06; Luik (stad), BE
(b. 1674)
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claude carlier
French historian (1725-1787), FR
(b. 1725)
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leonhard carlier
1686-1755; Geb. in Aachen, gest. in Würzburg; Jurist, fürstlicher Hofrat in Würzburg
(b. 1686)
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johann peter carlier
(b. 1680)
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françois carlier
Spanish architect (1707-1760), FR
(b. 1707)
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francisco antonio carlier
(b. 1707)
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pierre carlier
French politician and police officer (1799-1858), FR
(b. 1799)
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rené carlier
French architect, FR
(b. 1750)
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hyacinthe prosper carlier
French politician (1755-1849), FR
(b. 1755)
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héléna carlier
FR
(b. 1814)
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jacobus carlier
BE
(b. 1769)
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) , in the world, is a common family name. The cognomen Carlier is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Belgium, where it is quite a common surname, France, and Luxembourg, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in France, Belgium, and the United States. Much less frequently, Carlier is the forename as well as the last name.