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thomas learmonth
13th-century Scottish laird and reputed prophet from Earlston, GB
(b. 1220)
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george learmonth
GB
(b. 1596)
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james learmonth, lord balcomie
(b. 1601)
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alexander learmonth
(1705-before 1714)
(b. 1705)
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jean learmonth
(born 1707)
(b. 1707)
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margaret learmonth
Peerage person ID=681939
(b. 1712)
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alexander learmonth
(1714-1798)
(b. 1714)
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mary learmonth
(born 1716)
(b. 1716)
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william learmonth
Peerage person ID=681937
(b. 1718)
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thomas livingstone learmonth
Australian politician, AU
(b. 1818)
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learmonth white dalrymple
educationalist (1827-1906), NZ
(b. 1827)
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john learmonth
GB
(b. 1789)
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john learmonth
(1812-1871) early settler
(b. 1812)
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elizabeth learmonth
(1814-1907)
(b. 1814)
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william learmonth
(1815-1889) pastoralist
(b. 1815)
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) , all around the world, is quite a rare family name. The cognomen Learmonth is characteristic of Bermuda, where it is quite a common surname, Australia, where it is quite a rare surname, and New Zealand. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada.