Cognomen Tønder (Tønder 
) , all around the world, is a rare surname. The surname Tønder is habitual in Denmark, where it is quite a rare surname, Norway, and Spain, where it is an extremely rare surname. Much less frequently, Tønder is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Tønder | Norway, Spain, Denmark |
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peder christophersen tønder Norwegian government official, NO (b. 1641) |
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michael christian ludvig ferdinand tønder Danish military personnel (1692-1755) (b. 1692) |
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| ole christophersen tønder NO (b. 1633) |
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niels tønder Norwegian priest (b. 1700) |
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| henrik andreas tønder Danish military personnel (1696-1773), NO (b. 1696) |
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| carsten tønder (b. 1687) |
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| christian ulrik tønder (b. 1699) |
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jens peter tønder Danish autobiographer (1773-1836), DK (b. 1773) |
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| peder tønder NO (b. 1721) |
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| ebbe carsten tønder NO (b. 1726) |
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| jeremias tønder NO (b. 1728) |
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| stincken tønder (b. 1732) |
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| claus frandsen tønder (b. 1737) |
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| frederik tønder Danish sculptor (b. 1747) |
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| raphael henrich tønder (b. 1740) |
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