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william thomas fairburn
New Zealand early missionary (1795-1859), GB
(b. 1795)
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richard fairburn
New Zealand land surveyor (1819-1896), NZ
(b. 1819)
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william armstrong fairburn
United States chemist and industrial executive, US
(b. 1876)
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edwin fairburn
New Zealand land surveyor, painter and author (1827-1911), NZ
(b. 1827)
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fred fairburn
New Zealander (1854-1929), NZ
(b. 1854)
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frederick ernest fairburn
New Zealand land surveyor (1861-1937), NZ
(b. 1861)
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arthur fairburn
New Zealand accountant and music critic, NZ
(b. 1875)
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harold fairburn
British police officer, GB
(b. 1884)
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charles fairburn
British electrical engineer (1887-1945), GB
(b. 1887)
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e. fairburn
New Zealand entomologist, NZ
(b. 1890)
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a. r. d. fairburn
New Zealand poet (1904-1957), NZ
(b. 1904)
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geoffrey fairburn
New Zealand artist, painter and art critic (1905-1999), NZ
(b. 1905)
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ernest alfred fairburn
b.2 March 1921 d.18 March 1994
(b. 1921)
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jim fairburn
Canadian ice hockey player (1927-2015), CA
(b. 1927)
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robert randell fairburn
(b. 1917)
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, Fairburn 
) , throughout the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The family name Fairburn is characteristic of the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname, New Zealand, and Australia, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. Very seldom, Fairburn is the forename as well as the last name.