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cuthbert
7th-century Anglo-Saxon bishop, monk, hermit and saint, GB
(b. 635)
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cuthbert tunstall
English bishop, administrator and royal advisor, GB
(b. 1474)
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cuthbert vaughan
Welsh soldier, GB
(b. 1519)
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cuthbert pepper
politician
(b. 1501)
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cuthbert burby
English bookseller and publisher
(b. 1501)
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cuthbert scott
British bishop
(b. 1501)
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cuthbert neville
Rebel against Elizabeth I of England in 1569
(b. 1541)
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cuthbert burbage
English theatrical impresario, GB
(b. 1566)
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cuthbert hely
English lutenist and composer, GB
(b. 1600)
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cuthbert sydenham
English Independent minister and political writer, GB
(b. 1622)
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cuthbert collingwood
(1628-1687)
(b. 1628)
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cuthbert collingwood
1680
(b. 1670)
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cuthbert constable
English physician and antiquary; (c.1680-1746), GB
(b. 1680)
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cuthbert haydock
catholic recusant priest (1684–1763)
(b. 1684)
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cuthbert bullitt
American lawyer (died 1791), US
(b. 1740)
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, カスバート) , around the globe, is a common surname. The cognomen Cuthbert is characteristic of Jersey, where it is quite a common surname, Jamaica, where it is quite a rare surname, and the United Kingdom. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. Likewise, Cuthbert is the forename as well as the last name.