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alfred wagstaff
American politician, US
(b. 1844)
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charles edward wagstaff
British engraver, GB
(b. 1808)
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david wagstaff
American broker and sportsman, US
(b. 1882)
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harold wagstaff
English rugby league footballer (1891-1939), GB
(b. 1891)
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joseph wagstaff
American musician (1903-2001), US
(b. 1903)
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alfred wagstaff iv
(1908-1982), US
(b. 1908)
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ernest edward wagstaff
(1870-1965) petroleum executive
(b. 1870)
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henry mcgilbert wagstaff
American historian and professor, US
(b. 1876)
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cyril wagstaff
British Army general, GB
(b. 1878)
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william wheatley wagstaff
English sculptor, GB
(b. 1880)
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alfred wagstaff iii
American socialite, US
(b. 1881)
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samuel wagstaff
American lawyer, US
(b. 1885)
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hugh g. wagstaff
English engineer and wildlife photographer (born 1889), GB
(b. 1889)
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hester wagstaff
English artist
(b. 1892)
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barbara wagstaff
British teacher and amateur photographer who photographed the 1939 Sutton Hoo excavation, GB
(b. 1895)
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) , around the globe, is quite a common cognomen. The cognomen Wagstaff is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Jersey, where it is quite a common surname, Isle of Man, and the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.