Family name Crato (Crato 
, Крату) , all around the world, is a rare cognomen. The cognomen Crato is characteristic of Portugal, where it is a rare surname, Brazil, and France, where it is a very rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Brazil, Portugal, and the United States. Much less frequently, Crato is the forename as well as the last name.
| crato hofmann (b. 1450) |
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| johannes baptista crato (b. 1555) |
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| crato assum 1612-1668; Related Resources: ; <a href="http://thesaurus.cerl.org/record/cnp00100521" title="CERL" target="_blank" >CERL</a>; (CERL Record Identifier: cnp00100521) (b. 1612) |
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| crato bütner composer, DE (b. 1616) |
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| josé eduardo de carvalho crato PT (b. 1877) |
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nuno crato Portuguese university professor, researcher, mathematician, economist, and writer, PT (b. 1952) |
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| ines crato researcher |
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| crato of nassau-sonnenberg Count of Nassau-Sonnenberg (1355-1361) |
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| josé xavier crato |
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| laurentius crato DE |
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| crato werner reichsfreiherr von pallandt |
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