Surname Haylock

Cognomen Haylock (Haylock ) , in the entire world, is quite a rare surname. The surname Haylock is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Belize, where it is a common surname, Cayman Islands, where it is quite a common surname, and Honduras, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the United Kingdom, Honduras, and the United States.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Haylock

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Haylock	Australia, United Kingdom, Belize, United States, Honduras

Notable namesakes

	a. l. haylock (b. 1860)
	diane haylock Belizean diplomat, ambassador, BZ (b. 1950)
	paul haylock English footballer (born 1963), GB (b. 1963)
	garry haylock footballer; football manager (born 1970), GB (b. 1970)
	sara haylock researcher
	arthur lagden haylock (1860–1948) Born in Akaroa. In 1877 he entered Government Service and was posted to the Land Office at Timaru. His interest in ships and the sea led him to join the Timaru Rocket Brigade, a group of volunteers which watched over vessels anchored in
	julia haylock Peerage person ID=171384
	david haylock researcher (office of molecular sciences)
	ben haylock researcher
	kendra haylock Honduran footballer, HN (b. 1999)

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Ken, Kim, Kym, Ray, Rob, Roy, Kay, Del, Lie, Lou, Lyn, Jac, Jay, Jon, Lee, Joe, Bob, Ben, Ms, Jo, Ty, Ed, Mel, Meg, Bev, Mia, Sue, Sky, Ana, Ann, Amy, Ava, Sam, and Joy