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Hauber - Havrilla
Most Comon Surname in this Range: Hauser
The surname Hauser has its origins as both a German and Jewish name, and is derived from the German word “hus” or “haus,” which means house. The suffix “-er” was commonly added to names to describe someone who gives shelter or protection. Thus, this surname would likely have fit with someone who was an innkeeper or giver of shelter.
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- Hauber
- Haubert
- Haubner
- Haubold
- Haubrich
- Hauch
- Hauck
- Hauenstein
- Hauer
- Haueter
- Hauf
- Haufe
- Hauff
- Haufler
- Haug
- Haugan
- Hauge
- Haugen
- Hauger
- Haugh
- Haughey
- Haughn
- Haughney
- Haught
- Haughton
- Haugland
- Haugrud
- Haugstad
- Hauk
- Hauke
- Haulk
- Haulman
- Hauman
- Haumann
- Haun
- Haupert
- Haupt
- Hauptman
- Hauptmann
- Hauri
- Haury
- Haus
- Hausauer
- Hausch
- Hauschild
- Hauschildt
- Hause
- Hausen
- Hauser
- Hauserman
- Hausfeld
- Haushalter
- Hauskins
- Hausknecht
- Hausladen
- Hausler
- Hausman
- Hausmann
- Hausner
- Hauss
- Hausser
- Haussler
- Haussmann
- Hauswirth
- Haut
- Hautala
- Hauter
- Hauth
- Hauver
- Haux
- Havard
- Havas
- Havel
- Havelka
- Haveman
- Havemann
- Haven
- Havener
- Havens
- Haver
- Haverfield
- Haverkamp
- Haverland
- Haverly
- Haverstick
- Haverstock
- Haverty
- Havey
- Havice
- Haviland
- Havill
- Havins
- Havis
- Havlicek
- Havlik
- Havlin
- Havner
- Havran
- Havranek
- Havrilla
