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amos galpin
(b. 1775)
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gaston galpin
French politician, FR
(b. 1841)
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barbara galpin
American journalist (1855-1922), US
(b. 1855)
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francis william galpin
Church of England clergyman, musicologist, and antiquary
(b. 1858)
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lloy galpin
American educator, suffragist, temperance activist and politician, US
(b. 1877)
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thomas dixon galpin
(1828-1910)
(b. 1828)
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auguste galpin
French politician (1832-1884), FR
(b. 1832)
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mary galpin
(1839-1920)
(b. 1839)
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thomas dixon galpin
(b. 1829)
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john galpin
English cricketer (1843-1917), GB
(b. 1843)
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annie law galpin
(born 1853)
(b. 1853)
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mily constance emma galpin
(born 1854)
(b. 1854)
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william dixon galpin
(born 1856)
(b. 1856)
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ernest edward galpin
South African botanist and banker (1858-1941), ZA
(b. 1858)
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marie elizabeth galpin
artist and botanical collector (1859-1933), ZA
(b. 1859)
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) , globally, is quite a rare cognomen. The family name Galpin is characteristic of France, where it is quite a rare surname, Australia, and the United Kingdom. In absolute terms, the name is most common in France, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Much less frequently, Galpin is the forename as well as the last name.