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richard of shrewsbury, 1st duke of york
Second son of King Edward IV of England, younger of the princes in the Tower, GB
(b. 1473)
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william shrewsbury
English missionary, GB
(b. 1795)
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arthur shrewsbury
English cricket player (1856-1903), GB
(b. 1856)
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irvin shrewsbury
American politician – Minnesota -House 1859-60 (District 4), US
(b. 1817)
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william shrewsbury
British cricketer (1854-1931), GB
(b. 1854)
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henry l. shrewsbury
US
(b. 1845)
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arthur shrewsbury
English cricketer (1874-1917), GB
(b. 1874)
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john findlay drew shrewsbury
(1898-1971) Bacteriologist and Medical Historian
(b. 1898)
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robert shrewsbury
actor and stage designer
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robert of shrewsbury
English hagiographer and prior of Shrewsbury, GB
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robert of shrewsbury
English cleric, judge and Bishop of Bangor
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vanessa a shrewsbury
researcher
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judy shrewsbury
costume designer
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reynold shrewsbury
English Member of Parliament
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bob shrewsbury
college basketball player (1974–1976) Pittsburgh
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) , in all the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Shrewsbury is habitual in Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, the United States, where it is a rare surname, and the United Kingdom. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Argentina. Very seldom, Shrewsbury is the forename as well as the last name.