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william owen
lawyer (c.1488–1574)
(b. 1469)
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william owen
(b. 1486)
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alice owen
British philanthropist, GB
(b. 1547)
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george owen
English physician and politician
(b. 1499)
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nicholas owen
Jesuit lay brother and martyr, GB
(b. 1550)
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hugh owen
Welsh Roman Catholic conspirator, IT
(b. 1538)
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william owen
Member of the Parliament of England for Oxford
(b. 1540)
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owen owen
Church of England clergyman
(b. 1543)
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john owen
Welsh Royalist officer, GB
(b. 1600)
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george owen
Welsh antiquarian, author, and naturalist, GB
(b. 1552)
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george owen
Welsh Church of England clergyman and antiquary (b. c.1553, d. in or before 1614)
(b. 1553)
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thomas owen
English Jesuit
(b. 1556)
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william owen
(1607-1670) of Porkington
(b. 1607)
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john owen
Welsh epigrammatist, GB
(b. 1564)
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john owen
English theologian (1616-1683), GB
(b. 1616)
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, along with others...) , around the globe, is a widespread cognomen. The last name Owen is characteristic of Northern Europe, particularly Isle of Man, where it is quite a common surname, Guernsey, and the United Kingdom (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Also, Owen is the forename as well as the last name.