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john coleridge
Church of England clergyman and schoolmaster
(b. 1719)
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samuel taylor coleridge
English poet, literary critic and philosopher (1772–1834), GB
(b. 1772)
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john taylor coleridge
English judge (1790-1876), GB
(b. 1790)
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derwent coleridge
British writer and priest (1800-1883), GB
(b. 1800)
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sara coleridge
British poet, translator, editor, writer, GB
(b. 1802)
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james coleridge
English soldier, older brother of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, GB
(b. 1759)
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rev. edward coleridge
Peerage person ID=243783
(b. 1760)
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rev. george coleridge
(died 1828)
(b. 1764)
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capt. john coleridge
(b. 1754)
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luke herman coleridge
(1765-1790)
(b. 1765)
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rev. william coleridge
(b. 1758)
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john coleridge, 1st baron coleridge
British lawyer, judge and Liberal politician (1820-1894), GB
(b. 1820)
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jane fortescue coleridge
(1825-1878)
(b. 1824)
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anne coleridge
(b. 1769)
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lt. francis syndercombe coleridge
(b. 1770)
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) , all over the world, is a rare cognomen. The surname Coleridge is characteristic of Monaco, where it is quite a common surname, the United Kingdom, where it is a rare surname, and Australia. In absolute terms, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, South Africa, and the United States. Very seldom, Coleridge is the forename as well as the last name.