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william of sherwood
English Scholastic philosopher, logician and teacher.
(b. 1200)
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john sherwood
bishop of Durham, IT
(b. 1500)
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thomas sherwood
British martyr
(b. 1552)
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robert sherwood
English lexicographer
(b. 1622)
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grace sherwood
American woman, convicted and posthumously pardoned for witchcraft, US
(b. 1660)
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jemma sherwood
1696 - 1768
(b. 1696)
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samuel sherwood
Canadian politician
(b. 1701)
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mary sherwood
1 Jun 1710 Fairfield, Connecticut - 1 Jan 1790
(b. 1710)
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mary martha sherwood
children's author, editor, GB
(b. 1775)
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samuel sherwood
American politician (1779-1862), US
(b. 1779)
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samuel sherwood
born 1730; died 1783
(b. 1730)
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adiel sherwood
American lexicographer, US
(b. 1791)
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henry sherwood
Canadian politician (1807-1855), CA
(b. 1807)
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john sherwood
GB
(b. 1798)
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henry sherwood
American politician (1813-1896), US
(b. 1813)
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, 舍伍德, Шервуд 
) , across the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Sherwood is habitual in New Zealand, where it is quite a common surname, Jamaica, and the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. Very seldom, Sherwood is the forename as well as the last name.