Cognomen Schöllhorn (Schöllhorn 
) , around the world, is quite a rare family name. The cognomen Schöllhorn is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is quite a rare surname.
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| Schöllhorn | Germany, United States |
Schoellhorn, and Shoellhorn
| jan jakub schöllhorn CZ (b. 1666) |
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| hermann schöllhorn DE (b. 1883) |
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| peter schöllhorn DE (b. 1888) |
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johannes schöllhorn German composer, DE (b. 1962) |
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| georg schöllhorn (b. 1907) |
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| johann baptist schöllhorn German economy master (1922-2009), DE (b. 1922) |
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| wolfgang schöllhorn DE (b. 1960) |
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| wolfgang immanuel schöllhorn researcher |
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| anna schöllhorn researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-7928-7312) |
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| thilo schöllhorn researcher |
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| bernd schöllhorn researcher |
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| robert schöllhorn German chemist, Inorganic Chemical Institute, Münster University |
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| alexander schöllhorn |
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Max, Petra, Peter, Georg, Greta, Lukas, Josef, Julia, Jörg, Thilo, Elmar, Edwin, Erich, Ernst, Erwin, Eugen, Helga, Heinz, Horst, Franz, Felix, Marina, Paddy, Klaus, Bruno, Beate, Eva, Maik, Anna, Anne, Anja, Karl, Kuno, Rita, Lena, Tino, Martin, Hans, Vera, Inge, Ines, Olaf, Maria, Mario, Sonja, Alois, Anton, Anita, Hugo, and Markus