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saint giles
Christian hermit, GR
(b. 640)
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john of st giles
St Giles, John of (d. 1259/60), Dominican friar and physician
(b. 1180)
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giles de braose
Bishop of Hereford
(b. 1180)
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giles of bridport
Bishop of Salisbury
(b. 1250)
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giles of lessines
Dominican friar, priest and philosopher
(b. 1230)
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giles d'argentan
FR
(b. 1280)
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giles de badlesmere, 2nd baron badlesmere
English noble
(b. 1314)
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giles daubeney
English knight (c.1333–1386)
(b. 1333)
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giles daubeney
English knight (1370–1403)
(b. 1370)
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giles brugge, 4th lord chaundos
(1396-1467)
(b. 1396)
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giles daubeney
English knight (1399–1446)
(b. 1399)
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john giles
(b. 1401)
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giles daubeney
1st Baron Daubeney
(b. 1451)
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giles brugge, 6th baron chandos
military officer
(b. 1460)
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giles campbell
Peerage person ID=674047
(b. 1484)
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, Aegidius 
, ג'יילס 
) , globally, is a common surname. The last name Giles is habitual in Isle of Man, where it is quite a common surname, Guernsey, and Australia (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Argentina. Very seldom, Giles is the forename as well as the last name.