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matilda ann goodman southwood
(1810-1870)
(b. 1810)
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john southwood
Australian politician, AU
(b. 1868)
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albert southwood
English cricketer (1882-1965), GB
(b. 1882)
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david southwood
British space scientist, GB
(b. 1945)
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dick southwood
British rower (1906-1986), GB
(b. 1906)
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basil southwood
South African cricketer, ZA
(b. 1907)
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bill southwood
British surgeon (1925-2002), GB
(b. 1925)
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nick southwood
British songwriter and record producer, GB
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richard southwood
Zoologist, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford (1931–2005), GB
(b. 1931)
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charles southwood
American actor (1937-2009), US
(b. 1937)
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john southwood
Australian canoeist, AU
(b. 1943)
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luke southwood
English association football player, GB
(b. 1997)
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stephen southwood
Australian judge, AU
(b. 1955)
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robert william southwood
(born 1966)
(b. 1966)
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john carleton southwood
(born 1967), GB
(b. 1967)
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) , in the world, is quite a rare family name. The cognomen Southwood is characteristic of Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Very seldom, Southwood is the forename as well as the last name.