Cognomen Hansemann (Hansemann 
) , all over the world, is a rare surname. The last name Hansemann is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is a rare surname, Switzerland, and France, where it is a very rare surname. Much less frequently, Hansemann is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Hansemann | Germany, France, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States |
| barbara hansemann (b. 1627) |
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| maria elisabeth hansemann (b. 1658) |
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david hansemann German businessman and politician (1790-1864), DE (b. 1790) |
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| johann wilhelm adolf hansemann German entomologist (1784–1862) (b. 1784) |
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fritz david von hansemann German politician and jurist (1886-1971), DE (b. 1886) |
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| gustav von hansemann (b. 1829) |
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| david paul von hansemann German pathologist (1858-1920), DE (b. 1858) |
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| ferdinand hansemann German noble (1861-1900), DE (b. 1861) |
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| walter hansemann (b. 1900) |
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anita hansemann Swiss author (1962-2019), CH (b. 1962) |
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| georg hansemann Austrian priest and theologian, AT (b. 1913) |
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| cornelia von hansemann |
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| elisabeth von hansemann |
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