Cognomen Olbers (Olbers 
) , around the world, is a rare family name. The cognomen Olbers is characteristic of Sweden, where it is quite a rare surname, Netherlands, where it is a rare surname, and Germany. Much less frequently, Olbers is the forename as well as the last name.
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heinrich wilhelm matthias olbers German physician and astronomer (1758-1840), DE (b. 1758) |
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| johann georg olbers German theologian and pastor, DE (b. 1716) |
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| carl olbers SE (b. 1723) |
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clara catharina olbers (b. 1776) |
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| theodor olbers DE (b. 1752) |
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carl olbers Swedish dean and Church historian (1819-1892), SE (b. 1819) |
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max olbers Swedish politician, SE (b. 1832) |
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| georg heinrich olbers DE (b. 1790) |
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| ernst olbers Swedish teacher, SE (b. 1837) |
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| hilda sophia olbers actor (b. 1857) |
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| joakim olbers researcher |
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| jennifer margaret olbers marine zoologist |
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| torsten olbers researcher |
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| dirk jürgen olbers |
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