Family name Cockburn (Cockburn 
, Cocc 
) , all around the world, is quite a common surname. The last name Cockburn is habitual in Cayman Islands, where it is quite a common surname, Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, and New Zealand. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.
| robert cockburn Roman Catholic bishop, GB (b. 1401) |
|
|
| samuel cockburn Scottish soldier in the service of Sweden, GB (b. 1574) |
|
|
| margaret cockburn Peerage person ID=198367 (b. 1585) |
|
|
| john cockburn of that ilk (1598-1652) (b. 1598) |
|
|
|
william cockburn Scottish physician (1669-1739) (b. 1669) |
|
| james cockburn of that ilk person associated with the witch trials in Scotland, GB (b. 1628) |
|
|
| john cockburn Church of Scotland minister and Church of England clergyman (b. 1652) |
|
|
| adam cockburn, lord ormiston Scottish administrator, politician and judge, GB (b. 1656) |
|
|
| grizel cockburn (born 1660) (b. 1660) |
|
|
|
alison cockburn Scottish poet, wit and socialite (1712-1794), GB (b. 1712) |
|
| sir william cockburn of that ilk, 2nd bt. (born 1662) (b. 1662) |
|
|
| william cockburn (b. 1662) |
|
|
| john cockburn (1675-1758) (b. 1675) |
|
|
| patrick cockburn Scottish Episcopal clergyman (b. 1678) |
|
|
| john cockburn Scottish politician, GB (b. 1679) |
|