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richard norris wolfenden
English oceanographer
(b. 1854)
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james wolfenden
American politician (1889-1949), US
(b. 1889)
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stuart n. wolfenden
American linguist, US
(b. 1889)
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hugh herbert wolfenden
Canadian actuary and statistician
(b. 1892)
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john wolfenden, baron wolfenden
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Reading (1906-1985), GB
(b. 1906)
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john h. wolfenden
(b. 1902)
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william horace wolfenden
b.25 September 1926 d.24 November 2008
(b. 1926)
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jeremy wolfenden
British journalist and spy, GB
(b. 1934)
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richard wolfenden
American biochemist, US
(b. 1935)
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peter wolfenden
New Zealand harness racer, NZ
(b. 1935)
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robert john wolfenden
(b. 1938)
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stuart wolfenden
English actor, GB
(b. 1970)
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christopher wolfenden
volleyball player
(b. 1977)
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chris wolfenden
Canadian volleyball player, CA
(b. 1977)
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elmer p. wolfenden
author, linguist
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) , all over the world, is quite a rare last name. The cognomen Wolfenden is characteristic of Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.