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andreas wachsmuth
(b. 1545)
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andreas wachsmuth
(b. 1575)
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hans heinrich wachsmuth
(b. 1580)
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margarete wachsmuth
DE
(b. 1590)
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david wachsmuth
AT
(b. 1652)
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jeremias wachsmuth
German draftsman and printmaker, 1711-1771
(b. 1711)
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michael wachsmuth
(b. 1705)
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wilhelm wachsmuth
German historian, DE
(b. 1784)
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john godfried wachsmuth
(b. 1748)
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carl heinrich wachsmuth
(b. 1760)
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adolf wachsmuth
German professor and psychiatrist (1827-1865), DE
(b. 1827)
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charles wachsmuth
American paleontologist, US
(b. 1829)
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françois-joseph wachsmuth
FR
(b. 1772)
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kurt wachsmuth
German classical philologist, archaeologist and historian of classical antiquity, DE
(b. 1837)
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friedrich wilhelm wachsmuth
German politician, DE
(b. 1797)
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) , globally, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Wachsmuth is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, Switzerland, and Slovakia, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Germany, the United States, and Switzerland.