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thomas dilke
(born 1590)
(b. 1590)
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lettice dilke
(born 1597)
(b. 1597)
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william dilke
Peerage person ID=2747; (born 1615)
(b. 1615)
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william dilke
(1625-1669), GB
(b. 1625)
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samuel dilke
(1631-1701)
(b. 1631)
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charles wentworth dilke
English liberal critic and writer on literature (1789-1864)
(b. 1789)
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charles wentworth dilke
(1742-1826)
(b. 1742)
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sir wentworth dilke, 1st baronet
British politician (1810-1869), GB
(b. 1810)
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william dilke
(1760-1797), GB
(b. 1760)
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sir charles dilke, 2nd baronet
British politician (1843-1911), GB
(b. 1843)
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thomas dilke
(1797-1853), GB
(b. 1797)
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ashton wentworth dilke
British politician (1850-1883), GB
(b. 1850)
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margaret dilke
campaigner for women's rights, GB
(b. 1857)
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clement wentworth dilke
(1878-1944)
(b. 1878)
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sybil mary wentworth dilke
(1879-1931)
(b. 1879)
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, ديلك) , across the world, is a very rare cognomen. The surname Dilke is habitual in New Zealand, where it is a very rare surname, the United Kingdom, and Israel. In absolute terms, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. Also, Dilke is the forename as well as the last name.