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olof colling
SE
(b. 1677)
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lars johan colling
SE
(b. 1714)
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robert colling
British farmer
(b. 1749)
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charles colling
English stockbreeder
(b. 1751)
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mary colling
British poet, domestic servant (1804–1853), GB
(b. 1805)
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james kellaway colling
London architect, watercolour artist and noted book illustrator
(b. 1816)
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anton colling
(b. 1850)
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joão cláudio colling
Brazilian bishop and metropolitan bishop (1913-1992), BR
(b. 1913)
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walter colling
(1864-1927), LU
(b. 1864)
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ann-sofi colling
Swedish gymnast, SE
(b. 1932)
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fred colling
(1897-1973), GB
(b. 1897)
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émile colling
Luxembourgian doctor and politician (1899-1981), LU
(b. 1899)
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alfred colling
French writer and journalist (1902-1981), FR
(b. 1902)
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cliff colling
Australian rules footballer
(b. 1912)
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nancie colling
former international lawn bowls competitor for England, GB
(b. 1919)
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) , in all the world, is quite a common family name. The cognomen Colling is characteristic of Vanuatu, where it is quite a common surname, Luxembourg, and New Zealand, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in the United States, Brazil, and the United Kingdom. Much less frequently, Colling is the forename as well as the last name.