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richard halford
English politician
(b. 1662)
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elizabeth halford
Peerage person ID=258653
(b. 1703)
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henry halford
English royal physician
(b. 1766)
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sir charles halford, 7th bt.
Peerage person ID=245365, GB
(b. 1732)
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william halford
United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1841-1919), GB
(b. 1841)
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frederic m. halford
British fisherman and writer, GB
(b. 1844)
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sir henry halford, 2nd baronet
British politician, GB
(b. 1797)
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halford mackinder
English geographer, academic, and politician (1861-1947), GB
(b. 1861)
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kate halford
(b. 1801)
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george halford
Australian bishop
(b. 1865)
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george britton halford
British anatomist (1824-1910)
(b. 1824)
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henry halford
English rifleman (1828-1897), GB
(b. 1828)
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halford fellowes
(1833-1879)
(b. 1833)
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frank halford
British aerospace engineer, GB
(b. 1894)
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john halford
English cricketer (1846-1901)
(b. 1846)
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, Халфорд, הלפורד 
) , across the world, is quite a common family name. The last name Halford is characteristic of Northern Europe, particularly Isle of Man, where it is quite a common surname, the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname, and Ireland. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Very seldom, Halford is the forename as well as the last name.