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peter of wakefield
English hermit
(b. 1101)
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thomas wakefield
English politician of the 14th century
(b. 1301)
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robert wakefield
English linguist
(b. 1401)
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roger wakefield
(born 1677)
(b. 1677)
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priscilla wakefield
English writer, GB
(b. 1751)
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gilbert wakefield
English scholar (1756-1801), GB
(b. 1756)
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roger wakefield
(1706-1756)
(b. 1706)
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edward wakefield
(1715-1756)
(b. 1715)
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john wakefield
English Quaker merchant and financier
(b. 1738)
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john wakefield
(1738-1811)
(b. 1738)
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edward gibbon wakefield
New Zealand politician (1796-1862), GB
(b. 1796)
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john allen wakefield
American historian and politician (1797-1873), US
(b. 1797)
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arthur wakefield
New Zealand settler, GB
(b. 1799)
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william wakefield
Early New Zealand settler, GB
(b. 1801)
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deborah wakefield
(b. 1742)
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) , in the world, is a common last name. The cognomen Wakefield is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Guernsey, where it is quite a common surname, Isle of Man, and the United Kingdom. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Much less frequently, Wakefield is the forename as well as the last name.