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martha hurrell
(1797-1868)
(b. 1797)
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william hurrell
Archdeacon of Loughborough, GB
(b. 1860)
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f. g. hurrell
UK author (1885-1957), GB
(b. 1885)
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james p. hurrell
politician in Massachusetts, US, US
(b. 1944)
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geoffrey hurrell
English ceremonial officer, GB
(b. 1900)
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george hurrell
American photographer, US
(b. 1904)
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ian hurrell
British diplomat (1914-1989). Ambassador to Costa Rica 1968-1972
(b. 1914)
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willie hurrell
Scottish footballer (1920-1999), GB
(b. 1920)
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a. lloyd hurrell
(b. 1916)
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anthony gerald hurrell
British diplomat
(b. 1927)
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anthony hurrell
British diplomat (1927-2009). Assistant Under-Secretary, Ministry of Overseas Development 1974-1975, Assistant Under-Secretary, Cabinet Office 1976-1977, Assistant Under-Secretary, Duchy of Lancaster 1977, Assistant Under-Secretary, Overseas Developm
(b. 1927)
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jack hurrell
rugby player, GB
(b. 1933)
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frederick charles hurrell
GB
(b. 1928)
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harold hurrell
British artist, GB
(b. 1940)
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konrad hurrell
Tongan rugby union and rugby league footballer, NZ
(b. 1991)
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) , worldwide, is quite a rare cognomen. The surname Hurrell is characteristic of Guernsey, where it is quite a common surname, the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.