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mary sumner
(1665-1724)
(b. 1665)
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sarah sumner
(29 Dec 1685 - 22 Feb 1759)
(b. 1685)
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mary sumner
(18 May 1744 - 12 Sep 1824)
(b. 1744)
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increase sumner
Governor of Massachusetts; Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Associate Justice, US
(b. 1746)
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john sumner
Canon of Windsor
(b. 1705)
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increase sumner
9 Jun 1713 Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA - 28 Nov 1774 Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA
(b. 1713)
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mary sumner
(1717-1798)
(b. 1717)
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robert sumner
English schoolmaster
(b. 1729)
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john sumner
Archbishop of Canterbury; Bishop of Chester; British Anglican bishop (1780-1862), GB
(b. 1780)
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jethro sumner
American Continental Army officer (c1733–c1785), US
(b. 1733)
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thomas hunt sumner
(1734-1803)
(b. 1734)
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sumner ely
American physician and politician (1787-1857), US
(b. 1787)
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sarah sumner
(1738-1738)
(b. 1738)
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charles sumner
Bishop of Winchester; Bishop of Llandaff (1790-1874), GB
(b. 1790)
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joseph sumner
American minister, 1740-1824, US
(b. 1740)
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, サムナー, Самнер 
) , worldwide, is a common cognomen. The surname Sumner is characteristic of Bahamas, where it is quite a common surname, the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare surname, and New Zealand. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Much less frequently, Sumner is the forename as well as the last name.