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john callender
American pastor and historian, US
(b. 1706)
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elisha callender
The son, Elisha, was born in Boston, and graduated as bachelor of arts at Harvard College in 1710.
(b. 1710)
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thomas callender
(1778-1830)
(b. 1778)
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john callender
(born 1782)
(b. 1782)
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sir john callender, 1st baronet
British politician (1739-1812)
(b. 1739)
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james t. callender
Scottish pamphleteer and journalist, US
(b. 1758)
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joseph callender
US
(b. 1751)
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benjamin callender
(b. 1773)
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edward b. callender
politician in Massachusetts, US, US
(b. 1851)
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john w. callender
American politician – Minnesota -- "J.W." House 1876-77 (District 21); House 1881-82 (District 21), US
(b. 1825)
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william romaine callender
British businessman and Conservative politician
(b. 1825)
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callender st. george noland
(b. 1816)
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george william callender
English surgeon
(b. 1830)
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john h. callender
(1832-1896)
(b. 1832)
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bessie callender
American artist (1889-1951), US
(b. 1889)
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) , in all the world, is quite a common cognomen. The cognomen Callender is habitual in Barbados, where it is a common surname, Trinidad and Tobago, where it is quite a common surname, and Guernsey (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Barbados.