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richard cowley powles
(1819-1901), Clergyman, teacher and college fellow
(b. 1819)
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john diston powles
British businessman
(b. 1788)
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louis diston powles
(1842-1911) barrister, author
(b. 1842)
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henry handley pridham powles
(1846-1919)
(b. 1846)
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charles guy powles
military serviceperson; Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment; served in conflict: First World War; P10201978 in the Australian War Memorial database
(b. 1872)
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guy powles
Administrator of Tokelau, NZ
(b. 1905)
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tim powles
Australian musician, NZ
(b. 1959)
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marjorie powles
(b. 1913)
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cyril powles
(b. 1918)
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edward powles
GB
(b. 1921)
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leslie powles
(b. 1925)
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ray powles
haemato-oncologist, GB
(b. 1938)
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michael powles
New Zealand diplomat, NZ
(b. 1939)
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peter b. powles
(b. 1936)
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john powles
Canadian activist, CA
(b. 1948)
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, باولس) , globally, is quite a rare last name. The last name Powles is characteristic of Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. Much less frequently, Powles is the forename as well as the last name.