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cäcilie bleeker
DE
(b. 1798)
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pieter bleeker
Dutch medical doctor, ichthyologist and herpetologist (1819–1878), NL
(b. 1819)
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johannes jacob bleeker
politician, NL
(b. 1831)
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bernhard bleeker
German sculptor (1881-1968), DE
(b. 1881)
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jacob bleeker
Dutch politician (1885-1961), NL
(b. 1885)
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lili bleeker
Dutch mathematician and natural scientist (1897-1985), NL
(b. 1897)
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heinrich johannes bleeker
DE
(b. 1850)
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piet bleeker
Dutch long-distance runner, NL
(b. 1928)
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louis hendrik karel bleeker
NL
(b. 1868)
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henrik joesten bleeker
GB
(b. 1869)
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geessien bleeker
NL
(b. 1920)
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jogchum bleeker
Dutch photographer, NL
(b. 1885)
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claas jouco bleeker
Dutch reformed priest and university teacher, NL
(b. 1898)
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hermann bleeker
DE
(b. 1889)
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eppie bleeker
Dutch speedskater, NL
(b. 1949)
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) , throughout the world, is quite a common family name. The cognomen Bleeker is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Netherlands, where it is quite a common surname, Germany, where it is a rare surname, and Belgium. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Netherlands, the United States, and Germany.