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carl feigenbaum
German murderer and suspected serial killer, US
(b. 1840)
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benjamin feigenbaum
Polish born Yiddish socialist, newspaper editor, translator, and satirist, PL
(b. 1860)
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william m. feigenbaum
American statistician, journalist and politician from New York, US
(b. 1886)
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rosa feigenbaum
FR
(b. 1853)
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rebekka feigenbaum
holocaust victim, b. 1866-01-10, AT
(b. 1866)
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hillel feigenbaum
holocaust victim, b. 1874-06-10, AT
(b. 1874)
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ida feigenbaum
DE
(b. 1866)
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salie feigenbaum
holocaust victim, b. 1876-04-01, AT
(b. 1876)
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edward albert feigenbaum
American computer scientist, US
(b. 1936)
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dorian feigenbaum
Austrian psychoanalyst
(b. 1887)
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hans feigenbaum
holocaust victim, b. 1891-11-26
(b. 1891)
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mitchell feigenbaum
American mathematical physicist, US
(b. 1944)
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heinrich feigenbaum
(b. 1897)
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beila feigenbaum
Victim of the Holocaust, PL
(b. 1915)
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samuel feigenbaum
person identified in the Museu da Pessoa collection, PL
(b. 1919)
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, פייגנבאום 
) , in the entire world, is quite a rare surname. The cognomen Feigenbaum is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a rare surname, Estonia, and the United States, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the United States, Israel, and Germany.