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geoffrey de mandeville
English noble
(b. 1092)
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william de mandeville
Anglo-Norman Baron
(b. 1100)
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geoffrey de mandeville
British noble
(b. 1100)
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geoffrey de mandeville
English earl
(b. 1101)
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william de mandeville
Councillor of Henry II and Richard I of England and crusader
(b. 1101)
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geoffrey fitzgeoffrey de mandeville, 2nd earl of essex
English noble
(b. 1191)
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john mandeville
writer, GB
(b. 1300)
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bernard de mandeville
Anglo-Dutch writer and physician (1670-1733), NL
(b. 1670)
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john mandeville
English priest
(b. 1655)
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pierre philippe de marigny de mandeville
French soldier, US
(b. 1750)
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john mandeville
Mandeville, John Henry (1773–1861), diplomat
(b. 1773)
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john mandeville
Irish Fenian and member of the Irish National Land League (1849-1888), IE
(b. 1849)
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henry mandeville
American clergyman, US
(b. 1804)
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william g. mandeville
American politician, US
(b. 1807)
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sophronia louise claiborne de marigny de mandeville
1813-1890
(b. 1813)
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) , in the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Mandeville is habitual in Belize, where it is quite a rare surname, Canada, and Belgium. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the United States, Canada, and France.