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martin pohl
German sculptor, DE
(b. 1550)
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martin pohl
physician (1645-1719)
(b. 1645)
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filip pohl
Czech composer and theologist, CZ
(b. 1650)
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gottfried pohl
(b. 1659)
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józef pohl
(b. 1694)
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joseph pohl
Jesuit, lived in Prague (died 1778), CZ
(b. 1705)
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johann christoph pohl
German author, DE
(b. 1706)
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joseph pohl
Jesuit (1711-1786), AT
(b. 1711)
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jan václav pohl
Czech linguist and science writer, CZ
(b. 1720)
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johann baptist emanuel pohl
Australian botanist, entomologist, geologist and physician (1782-1834), AT
(b. 1782)
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johann ehrenfried pohl
German botanist (1746-1800), DE
(b. 1746)
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andrzej pohl
PL
(b. 1742)
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franz ferdinand pohl
CZ
(b. 1748)
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wilhelm pohl
(1759-1807)
(b. 1759)
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christian friedrich pohl
DE
(b. 1752)
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) , globally, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Pohl is characteristic of Germany, where it is quite a common surname, Austria, and Czechia. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Germany, the United States, and Austria. Much less frequently, Pohl is the forename as well as the last name.