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'''The Surname Rosser'''
'''Rosser''' may refer to:


==People==
It has been suggested that the surname Rosser was derived from the Welsh 'ap Rhosyr' (meaning man of the moors). However, the name almost certainly has the same Norman-English-Welsh origins as Prosser (see the section on the origins of this name). Although there were records of ap Rossers (son of Rosser) from 1400 onwards, the name Rosser without the prefix 'ap' was not commonly used until the 19th Century. Most of Rossers then recorded lived in the Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire industrial valleys.
* [[Rosser Evans]] (1867–?), Welsh international rugby union half-back
* [[Arthur Rosser]] (1864–1954), New Zealand builder, local-body politician and trade unionist
* [[Mel Rosser]] (1901–1988), Welsh international rugby centre
* [[Richard Rosser, Baron Rosser]] (born 1944), British former trade union leader and Labour politician
* [[Susan Rosser]], British professor of synthetic biology
* [[Tania Rosser]] (born 1978), New Zealand-born Irish rugby union player


===Americans===
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* [[Rosser Reeves]] (1910–1984), American advertising executive
* [[Dois I. Rosser Jr.]] (1921–2019), American businessman
* [[Eric Franklin Rosser]] (born 1952), American former keyboardist and convicted child pornographer
* [[J. Allyn Rosser]] (born 1957), American poet
* [[J. Barkley Rosser]] (1907–1989), American logician
* [[J. Barkley Rosser Jr.]] (1948–2023), American mathematical economist
* [[Joseph Rosser]], American politician
* [[Khallifah Rosser]] (born 1995), American hurdler
* [[Ronald E. Rosser]] (1929–2020), American soldier
* [[Thomas L. Rosser]] (1836–1910), Confederate major general during the American Civil War


===Australians===
'''Eminent Rossers'''
* Bill Rosser (1927–2002), Australian author and union organiser [[Palm_Island, Queensland#Bill Rosser|from Palm Island, Queensland]]
* [[Celia Rosser]] (born 1930), Australian botanical illustrator
* [[Hamish Rosser]] (born 1974), Australian rock musician


==Places==
* [[J. Allyn Rosser]], poet
* [[J. Barkley Rosser]], mathematician
* [[Rosser Ridge]], Antarctic rock ridge
* [[Celia Rosser]], botanical illustrator
* [[Rosser, Texas]], American village
* [[Hamish Rosser]], drummer
* [[Rural Municipality of Rosser]], in Manitoba, Canada
* [[Leonor Rosser]], origami artist
* [[Mel Rosser]], Welsh dual-code international rugby player
* [[Richard Rosser, Baron Rosser]], politician
* [[Thomas L. Rosser]], an American Civil War general
* [[Yvette Rosser]], author


==See also==
==Other==
* [[Rosser, Manitoba]], Canada
* [[Rosser International]], architectural and engineering firm
* [[Rosser, Texas]], USA
* [[Rosser Reeves]], a pioneering advertiser
* [[Prosser]]
* [[Prosser (name)]]


==See also==
* [[Prosser (disambiguation)]]
* [[Martin Rossor]], British clinical neurologist


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Latest revision as of 06:44, 4 January 2025

Rosser may refer to:

People

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  • Rosser Evans (1867–?), Welsh international rugby union half-back
  • Arthur Rosser (1864–1954), New Zealand builder, local-body politician and trade unionist
  • Mel Rosser (1901–1988), Welsh international rugby centre
  • Richard Rosser, Baron Rosser (born 1944), British former trade union leader and Labour politician
  • Susan Rosser, British professor of synthetic biology
  • Tania Rosser (born 1978), New Zealand-born Irish rugby union player

Americans

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Australians

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Places

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Other

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See also

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