Surname Glesener (Glesener 
) , globally, is a rare family name. The cognomen Glesener is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Luxembourg, where it is quite a common surname, Belgium, where it is a rare surname, and France, where it is a very rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Luxembourg, the United States, and France.
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| Glesener | Belgium, United States, Argentina, France, Luxembourg |
| nikolaus glesener german priest and botanist, DE (b. 1802) |
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| joseph glesener (b. 1862) |
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| edmond glesener Belgian writer (1874-1951), BE (b. 1874) |
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| armand glesener Belgian jurist (1905-1989), BE (b. 1905) |
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| johnny glesener (1914-1989), LU (b. 1914) |
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marc glesener Luxembourgish journalist, LU (b. 1969) |
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| jean-pierre glesener Luxembourgish politician (1921-1993), LU (b. 1921) |
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lindsay glesener American astrophysicist |
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| marcel glesener Luxembourgian politician, LU (b. 1937) |
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| marc glesener |
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| philippe glesener Luxembourgian volleyball player, LU (b. 1998) |
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Mr, Gail, Greg, Leah, Liza, Luca, Luke, Jack, John, Juan, June, Tina, Eden, Evan, Hope, Fred, Olga, Maria, Marie, Marta, Manou, Micah, Gary, Steve, Dawn, Rick, Ms, Ben, Pit, Dan, Guy, Luc, Jon, Joe, Jim, Jil, Tom, Tim, Marc, Mary, Mark, Mike, Adam, Cody, Kent, Paul, Rosa, Ryan, and Alain