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andrew swanton
English Member of Parliament (1362-1434)
(b. 1362)
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francis swanton
English politician
(b. 1605)
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william swanton
English Member of Parliament (c1630-1681)
(b. 1630)
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elizabeth swanton
(1659-1728)
(b. 1659)
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francis swanton
British Member of Parliament (c1666-1721)
(b. 1666)
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anne-louise chassériau swanton
French writer and translator, FR
(b. 1796)
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col. james swanton
IE
(b. 1760)
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armand swanton
FR
(b. 1785)
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mary hynes swanton
(1861-1940) trade unionist
(b. 1861)
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fred swanton
American businessman and politician, US
(b. 1862)
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john r. swanton
American anthropologist and linguist, US
(b. 1873)
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john h. swanton
politician
(b. 1841)
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ernest william swanton
British botanist and mycologist (1870-1958), GB
(b. 1870)
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michael swanton
professor of medieval studies, GB
(b. 1939)
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cedric howell swanton
Australian physician (1899-1970), AU
(b. 1899)
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) , in the world, is quite a rare surname. The cognomen Swanton is habitual in Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, Ireland, and Australia. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.