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andré-joseph rossier
(1647-1715), CH
(b. 1647)
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pierre rossier
Swiss photographer, CH
(b. 1829)
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henri rossier
(1835-1928), CH
(b. 1835)
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nicolas rossier
American film director, US
(b. 1901)
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edmond rossier
Swiss journalist, theologian and historian (1865-1945), CH
(b. 1865)
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benjamin rossier
(1865-1948), CH
(b. 1865)
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paul louis rossier
math professor, University of Geneva
(b. 1895)
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paul henri rossier
CH
(b. 1899)
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yves rossier
Swiss diplomat, CH
(b. 1960)
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paul rossier
cyclist (1914-2003), FR
(b. 1914)
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jean rossier
Belgian biologist, BE
(b. 1944)
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bernard rossier
French politician, FR
(b. 1955)
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cédric rossier
Swiss bicycle racer, CH
(b. 1957)
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alain rossier
Swiss manager, CH
(b. 1958)
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roland rossier
Swiss journalist, CH
(b. 1958)
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) , across the world, is quite a rare last name. The cognomen Rossier is characteristic of Switzerland, where it is quite a common surname, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a rare surname, and Argentina, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Switzerland, the United States, and France. Much less frequently, Rossier is the forename as well as the last name.