List of people by name: Dd

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• d'Abbans, Claude de Jouffroy, designed the first steamship in 1783
• Dąbrowska, Maria, (1889-1965), Polish writer
• Dąbrowski, Eugeniusz, Polish painter
• da Castelfranco, Giorgione, (c. 1477-1510), (Giorgione)
• Dac, Pierre, humorist and Resistance worker
• Dach, Simon, (1605-1659), German lyric poet
• Dacre, Charlotte, (1782-1842), author
• Dadd, Richard, (1817-1866), painter
• Daehlie, Bjo/rn, cross-country skier
• Daei, Ali, (born 1969), professional footballer
• Daeubler-Gmelin, Herta, (born 1943)
• Dafoe, Willem, (born 1955), US actor
• Dakin, Henry Drysdale, (1880-1952), English chemist
• da Gama, Vasco, (1469?-1524), Portuguese explorer
• D'Agata, Mario, mute-deaf who became a world boxing champion
• Dagerman, Stig, Swedish writer
• Daghlian, Harry K. Jr. (1921-1945), "first American casualty of the atomic age"[1]
• Dagmar, (1921-2001), television personality
• Dagmar of Denmark, (1848-1928)
• d'Aguillon, Francois, (1566-1617), mathematician
• Dagobert II, (died 638), king of the Franks
• Dagobert II of Austrasia, 656-661
• Dagobert III of Austrasia, 676-679
• Dahl, Anders, (1751-1789), (namesake of the Dahlia)
• Dahlbergh, Erik, (1625-1703), Swedish soldier
• Dahlke, Paul, (1904-1984), actor
• Dahl, Michael, (1659-1743), painter
• Dahl, Ole-Johan, (1931-2002), computer scientist
• Dahl, Roald, (1916-1990), British author
• Dahlgren, Eva, Swedish singer
• Dahlström, Sture, Swedish writer
• Dahmer, Jeffrey, (1960-1994), US murderer
• d'Ailly, Pierre, scholastic philosopher
• Dahn, Felix, (1834-1912), author
• Dahrendorf, Ralf, (born 1929), sociologist and politician
• Dailey, Dan, (1913-1978), actor
• Daily, Elizabeth, (born 1962), actress
• Daimler, Gottlieb, (1834-1900), German automotive manufacturer
• Daishonin, Nichiren, (1222-1282), (founder of Nichiren Buddhism)
• Dálaigh, Cearbhall Ó, (1911-1978), Irish president
• Daladier, Edouard, French prime minister
• Dalai Lama, leader of Tibetan buddhism
• d'Albuquerque, Alfonso, (1453-1515)
• d'Aleccio, Matteo Perez, (died 1616), painter
• d'Albret, Jeanne, (1572-1572), Queen of Navarre
• Dale, David, (1739-1806), Scottish industrialist, philanthropist
• Dale, Dick, (born 1937), songwriter, musician
• Dalén, Gustaf, (1869-1937), inventor
• Daley, Brian, author
• Daley, Richard J., (1902-1976), mayor of Chicago, Illinois
• Daley, Richard M., (born 1942), politician
• Dalgarno, George, (1626-1687) Scottish educator
• Dalglish, Kenny, (born 1951), athlete
• Dalida, (1933-1987), Egyptian/French singer
• Dalí, Salvador, (1904-1989), Spanish surreal artist
• Dallas, George Mifflin, (1792-1864) American diplomat and vice-president 1845-49
• Dallapiccola, Luigi, (1904-1975), Italian composer, opera composer
• Dallas, George M., (born 1792), American senator, vice-president
• Dally, Clarence Madison (-1902), glassblower (see X-ray)
• Dalmas, John, author
• Dalos, Gyorgy, (born 1943), novelist
• Dalton, Annie Charlton, Canadian writer
• Dalton, Emmett, (1861-1937), US outlaw
• Dalton, John, (1766-1844), physicist
• Dalton, John M., governor
• Dalton, Timothy (1946-), actor
• Daltrey, Roger, (born 1944), musician ("The Who")
• Dalyell, Tam, (born 1932), British politician
• Daly, Tyne, (born 1946), actress
• Damásio, António, (brain researcher)
• Damasus I, Pope, (336-383)
• Damasus II, Pope, (died 1048)
• Damasus, Pope, (died 384)
• Dam, Henrik Carl Peter, (1895-1976), Danish biochemist, winner of the 1943 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
• Damerment, Madeleine, (1917-1944), SOE agent, WW II heroine
• Damianos of Alexandria, (578-607), Coptic Pope
• Damian, Peter, scholastic philosopher
• Damien, Father, (1840-1888), (Pater Damiaan)
• Damien, Marie-Louise
• Damone, Vic, (born 1928), singer
• Damon, Matt, (born 1970), US actor
• Damseaux, André, Minister-President of Wallonia
• Dana, Dana Rosemary Scallon, MEP - singer turned politician
• Dana, Bill, (born 1924), actor, comedian
• Dana, Richard Henry, author of Two Years Before the Mast
• Danann, De, musician
• Danbom, David B., historian
• Dandelin, Germinal Pierre, (1794-1847), mathematician
• Dando, Evan, (born 1967), musician
• Dando, Jill
• Dandridge, Dorothy, (1922-1965), actress
• Danes, Claire, (born 1979), actor
• D'Angelo, (born 1974), American nu soul singer
• Daneu, Ivo, basketball player.
• Dangerfield, Rodney, (born 1921), comedian, actor
• Danielewski, Mark Z., (born 1966), House of Leaves
• Daniel, Metropolitan of Moscow, (1522-1539)
• Daniel, of Hadshit, Maronite Patriarch
• Daniel, of Morley, scholastic philosopher
• Daniel, of Shamat, Maronite Patriarch
• Daniel, Price, (1957-1963), Texas Governor
• Daniel, Samuel, (1562-1619), poet
• Daniels, Bebe (1901-1971), US actress
• Daniels, Charlie, (born 1937), musician
• Daniels, Eddie, musician
• Daniels, Jeff, (born 1955), actor
• Daniels, Kate, poet
• Danielson, Vince, Canadian athlete
• Daniels, Paul, British stage magician
• Danielssen, Daniel Cornelius, (1815-1894), dermatologist
• Danielsson, Tage, Swedish writer
• Danilova, Avgusta, (1869-1958), actress, director, pedagogue.
• Danjon, Andre Louis, (1890-1967), astronomer
• Danko, Rick, (1943-1999), musician in "The Band"
• Dankworth, Johnny, (born 1927), musician, composer
• Dannay, Frederic, (1905-1982), (Ellery Queen), mystery novelist
• Danner, Blythe, (born 1943), actor
• D'Annunzio, Gabriele, (1863-1938), Italian author, soldier, adventurer
• Danno, Jacqueline, (born 1936), actress
• Danson, Ted, (born 1947), US comedian
• Dante, (1265-1321), Italian poet of Divine Comedy fame
• Danton, Ray, (died 1992), US actor/director.
• Danton, Georges-Jacques, (1759-1794), French revolutionary leader
• Dantzig, David van, (1900-1959), mathematician
• Dantzig, George, mathematician

• Danzer, Ludwig W., mathematician
• Danzi, Franz, (1763-1826), composer
• Danziger, Paula, author
• Danzig, Glenn, (1985-1986 ??), of Samhain, Danzig and The Misfits
• Dao, Jia, Chinese poet
• Daoud, Sardar Mohammed, (died 1978), President of Afghanistan
• da Panicale, Masolino, (c.1383-1447)
• Daquin, Louis-Claude (1694-1772), composer
• d'Aragona, Tullia, (died 1556), Italian courtesan and writer adopted by modern feminists
• Darboux, Jean Gaston, (1842-1917), mathematician
• Darby, John Nelson, (1800-1882), Irish clergyman
• Darby, William O.
• D'Arcy, William Knox, (1849-1917), entrepreneur
• D'Arcy, Margaretta, Aosdána
• Dares, Tracy, pianist
• Dare, Virginia, (1587-1588), first English child born in North America
• Darin, Bobby, (1936-1973), musician
• Dario, Ruben, (1867-1916), poet
• Darius III of Persia, (336-330 BCE)
• Darius II of Persia, (424-405 BCE), king of Persia
• Darius I of Persia, (522-486 BCE), king of Persia
• Darlan, Jean Francois, (1881-1942), French WW2 admiral
• Darling, Grace, heroine
• Darnand, Joseph, head of Vichy France Milice
• Darnell, Linda, (died 1965), actress
• Darrow, Clarence, (1857-1938), US attorney, orator
• Dartmouth, Lord, English peerage, a shared title, click for list
• d'Arvor, Patrick Poivre, French journalist Patrick Poivre d'Arvor
• Darrow, Henry, (born 1933), actor
• Darwin, Charles, (1809-1882), British co-discoverer of evolution
• Darwin, Erasmus, (1731-1802), British poet and herbalist
• Dasburg, John, CEO, Northwest Airlines (University of Florida)
• Daschle, Tom, (born 1947), US politician
• Dash, Julie, (born 1952), film director
• da Silva, Luís Inácio Lula, "Lula", Brazilian activist & President
• Das, Indraneel, mathematician
• Dassin, Joe, musician
• Daubenton, Louis-Jean-Marie, (died 1800), French naturalist
• Daubigny, Charles-Francois, (1817-1878), painter
• Däubler-Gmelin, Herta, (1998-2002), German government minister
• Daudelin, Charles, (1920-2001), sculptor
• Daudet, Alphonse, (1840-1897), French novelist
• Daumal, René, (1908-1944), poet
• Daume, Willi, (1913-1996), Olympic organizer
• Daumier, Honore, (1808-1879), painter
• Daumier, Sophie, (born 1936), actress
• Daunt, Timothy, British politician
• Daurat, Jean, (1508-1588), poet
• Dauthendey, Max, (1867-1918), writer
• Dauvergne, Antoine, (died 1797), composer
• Davalos, Elyssa, actor
• Davenant, William, (1606-1668), poet
• Davenport, Lindsay, (USA)
• Davenport, Mike, (born 1976), The Ataris
• Davenport, Nigel, (born 1928), actor
• Davenport, Willie, (died 2002), athlete
• Davern, Kenny, musician
• da Verrazano, Giovanni, (died 1528), sea explorer
• Davey, Frank, Canadian writer
• David, king of ancient Israel
• David, Gerard, (c.1450-1523), Belgian painter
• David, Hal, songwriter
• David, Jacques Louis, (1748-1825), French painter
• David, Larry, (born 1947), comedian
• David (Maronite Patriarch)
• David-Néel, Alexandra, (1868-1969), French explorer, visited Lhasa, Tibet in 1924
• David, of Dinant, scholastic philosopher
• David, Peter, US comic creator
• David, Saint, (whose symbol is the leek)
• Davids, Edgar, (born 1973), athlete
• Davidson, Alan, (1924-2003), author
• Davidson, Avram, (1923-1993), author
• Davidson, Ben, (born 1940), American football player
• Davidson, Donald, (born 1917), philosopher
• Davidson, James Alfred, Governor of the British Virgin Islands
• Davidson, Jim, (born 1954), British stand-up comedian
• Davidson, Osha Gray, writer
• Davidson, Randall Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
• Davidsz de Hem, Jan, (1606-1683), painter
• David , Viscount Lascelles, aristocrat
• David , Viscount Linley, aristocrat
• David, Young, poet
• Davie, Alexander Edmund Batson, May 1 1887 to August 1 1889
• Davie, Theodore, 1892-07-02 to 1895-03-04
• Davies, Andrew, screenwriter
• Davies, Andrew, politician
• Davies, Cyril, musician
• Davies, Dave, (born 1944), musician
• Davies, Delmar, film director
• Davies, Geraint Wyn, (born 1957), actor
• Davies, John, (1569-1626), historian
• Davies, Marion, (died 1961), US actress
• Davies, Peter Ho, author
• Davies, Peter Maxwell, composer
• Davies, Ray, (born 1944), singer-songwriter
• Davies, R.E.G., aviation writer
• Davies, Robertson, (1913-1995), author
• Davies, Ryan, (1937-1977), entertainer
• Davies, Walford, (1869-1944), composer, Master of the King's Music
• Davies, W. H., poet
• Davila, Alberto, (born 1960), world boxing champion
• Dávila, Carlos, Chilean president
• Davila, Guillermo, actor
• Davis, Adelle, (1904-1974), nutritionist, writer
• Davis, Angela, (born 1944), US black author and civil rights activist
• Davis, Ann B., (born 1926), actress
• Davis, Benjamin O., Jr., (1912-2002), military airman
• Davis, Benjamin O., Sr., general
• Davis, Bette, (1908-1989), US actress
• Davis, T. Cullen, owner of Kendavis Industries, acquitted on charges of the murder of Andrea Wilborn
• Davis, David (1815-1886), Supreme Court Justice and U.S. Senator from Illinois
• Davis, David (born 1948), Conservative MP in British Parliament
• Davis, David J. (1870-1942) Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania
• David, David W. (1873-1959) US Governor of Idaho
• Davis, Deane C., US politician
• Davis, Dr. Art, musician
• Davis, Dwight, (died 1945), donator of the Davis cup
• Davis, Edmund J., (1870-1874), Texas Governor
• Davis, Eric, baseball player
• Davis, Ernie, (1939-1963), American football star
• Davis, Gary, (born 1896), reverend
• Davis, Geena, (born 1956), US actress
• Davis, Glenn, (born 1934), Olympic Games track and field gold medalist
• Davis, Gray, (born 1942), Governor of California
• Davis, Jack, comic creator
• Davis, James E., politician (1962-2003)
• Davis, Jefferson, (1808-1889), President of the Confederate States of America
• Davis, Jim, (born 1945), Garfield cartoonist
• Davis, Jimmie, (1899-2000), singer, governor
• Davis, John, American novelist
• Davis, John E., US politician
• Davis, Judy, (born 1955), actress
• Davis, Kristin (born 1965), US actress
• Davis, Lindsey, author
• Davis, Miles, (1926-1991), jazz musician
• Davis, Nancy Jan, astronaut
• Davison, Edward, (died 1937), poet
• Davis, Priscilla (1942-2001), former Fort Worth, Texas socialite
• Davis, Ossie, (born 1917), actor
• Davis, Reverend Gary, musician
• Davis, Richard Harding, (1864-1916), US novelist
• Davis, Sammy, Jr., (1925-1990), Puerto Rican musician
• Davis, Skeeter, (born 1931), singer
• Davis, Spencer, (born 1941)
• Davis, Stingray, (born 1942), musician (P-Funk)
• Davis, Stuart, (1894-1954), painter
• Davis, T. Cullen, former owner of Kendavis industries
• Davis, Tyrone, musician
• Davis, William Morris, (USA, 1850-1934), geographer
• Davison, Peter, (born 1951), (poet son of Edward)
• Davitt, Michael, (1846-1906), founder of the Land League
• Davydova, Yelena, (born 1961), Olympic gymnast
• Davydov, Denis, (1784-1839), poet
• Davy, Humphry, (1778-1829), chemist
• Dawes, Charles G., (died 1951), Vice President of the United States for Calvin Coolidge
• Dawes, James W., US politician
• Dawkins, Richard, (born 1941), British evolutionist
• Dawson, Alan, musician
• Dawson, Les, (1934-1993), British comedian
• Dawson, Richard, (born 1932), British politician
• Dawson, William M. O., US politician
• Dayananda, Swami
• Dayan, Moshe, (1915-1981), Israeli politician
• Day, Clarence (hockey player), (born 1901), ice hockey player
• Day, Dennis, (died 1988), singer, actor.
• Day, Doris, (born 1924), US actor
• Day, Jimmy, musician
• Day, Joseph A., Canadian senator
• Day, Leon, baseballer
• Day-Lewis, Cecil, poet
• Day-Lewis, Daniel, (born 1957), UK born Irish actor
• Day, Pat, (born 1953), jockey
• Dyer, John, (1699-1757), Welsh-born British poet
• Dayton, Mark, US politician
• Dazai Osamu, (1909-1948), author
• D'Azeglio, Massimo, novelist