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james redfearn
cricketer (1836-1916), AU
(b. 1836)
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joseph redfearn
English county cricketer (1862-1931), GB
(b. 1862)
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daniel huntley redfearn
(b. 1884)
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neil redfearn
English association football player, GB
(b. 1965)
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j. w. t. redfearn
English psychiatrist, GB
(b. 1921)
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paul leslie redfearn
U.S. botanist and professor, US
(b. 1926)
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anne redfearn
accused in the Pendle witch hunt, GB
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brian redfearn
English footballer (born 1935), GB
(b. 1935)
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linda redfearn
American model and actor
(b. 1939)
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norma redfearn
British politician, GB
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david redfearn
English rugby league footballer, GB
(b. 1951)
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alan redfearn
English rugby league footballer, GB
(b. 1952)
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julia redfearn
Peerage person ID=226556
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charles henry redfearn
Peerage person ID=226555
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_ redfearn
college basketball player (1971–1971) Southern Methodist
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, Редферн 
) , around the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The family name Redfearn 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 most frequently occurs in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.