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- Gabaldon, Diana, author
- Gabereau, Vicki, Canadian media personality
- Gabin, Jean, (1904-1976), French actor
- Gable, Clark, (1901-1960), US actor
- Gable, Dan, (born 1948), amateur wrestling champion, coach
- Gabor, Eva, (1921-1995), actress
- Gaboriau, Emile, (1833-1873), writer
- Gabrieli, Andrea, (c.1510-1586), composer
- Gabrieli, Giovanni, (1557-1612), composer
- Gabriel III of Alexandria, (1268-1271), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gabriel II of Alexandria, (1102-1128), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gabriel I of Alexandria, (910-921), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gabriel IV of Alexandria, (1370-1378), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gabriel, Juan, songwriter
- Gabriel (Maronite Patriarch)
- Gabriel, of Blaouza, Maronite Patriarch
- Gabriel, of Hjula, Maronite Patriarch
- Gabriel, Peter, (born 1950), British musician
- Gabriel, Roman, (born 1940), professional football player
- Gabriel, Tony, Canadian athlete
- Gabriel VIII of Alexandria, (1590-1601), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel VII of Alexandria, (1526-1569), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel VI of Alexandria, (1466-1475), Coptic Pope
- Gabriel V of Alexandria, (1408-1427), Coptic Pope
- Gabrijelcic, Metka, (born 1934), actress.
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- Gadamer, Hans-Georg, (1900-2002), philosopher
- Gadda, Carlo Emilio, novelist
- Gaddis, William, (1922-1998), American novelist
- Gade, Niels Wilhelm, (1817-1890), composer
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Gag
- Gagarin, Yuri, (1934-1968), Soviet cosmonaut
- Gagnan, Emile, underwater apparatus
- Gagne, Eric
- Gagnon, Marc, (born 1975), Olympic Gold medalist
- Gagnon, Sylvain
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Gai
- Gailit, August, (born 1891), Estonian, writer
- Gaillard, Slim, musician
- Gaiman, Neil, (born 1960), British-born comics writer
- Gaines, Steve, (died 1977), musician (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
- Gainsborough, Thomas, (1727-1788), English painter
- Gainsbourg, Charlotte, musician
- Gainsbourg, Serge, (1928-1991), French songwriter, musician
Gaj
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- Galanos, James, (born 1924), fashion designer
- Galante, Carmine, US Mafia boss
- Galarraga, Andres, Baseball player
- Galba, (ca. 54-68), Roman Emperor
- Galbraith, John Kenneth, (born 1908), economist
- Galczynski, Konstanty Ildefons, poet
- Galdos, Perez, novelist
- Gale, Crystal, musician
- Gale, Joze, (born 1913), actor, film director and pedagogue.
- Galen, (131-201 AD), classic Greek surgeon
- Galerius, Roman Emperor
- Galesiotes, Joseph, patriarch of Constantinople
- Galilei, Galileo, (1564-1642), Italian astronomy pioneer
- Galindez, Victor, (1948-1980), world champion boxer
- Galindo, Juan (1802-1839) Central American explorer, officer
- Gallagher, (born 1947), comedian
- Gallagher, John, (1916-1998), Canadian geologist
- Gallagher, Liam, (born 1972), British singer-songwriter
- Gallagher, Noel, British singer-songwriter
- Gallagher, Peter, (born 1956), actor
- Gallagher, Rory, (died 1995), musician
- Galland, Adolf, Luftwaffe fighter ace
- Gallant, Mavis, (born 1922), (See also France)
- Gallatin, Albert, (1761-1849), US Treasury Secretary, diplomat
- Gallaudet, Thomas, (1787-1851), educator
- Gallegos, Romulo, (1884-1969), Canaima, Doña Bárbara
- Galle, Johann Gottfried, (1812-1910), astronomer
- Gallen-Kallela, Akseli, (1865-1931), Finnish painter
- Gall, Grover, Canadian writer
- Galli-Curci, Amelita (1889-1963), operatic soprano
- Gallico, Paul, (1897-1976), author
- Gallieni, Joseph, (1849-1916), General
- Gallienus, (218-268), (Roman Emperor)
- Gallignani, Giuseppi, (born 1851), composer
- Gallivan, Danny, play-by-play announcer
- Gallo, Crazy Joe, (1929-1972), US Mafioso
- Gallup, George, (born 1901), statistician, opinion pollster
- Galuppi, Baldassare (1706-1785), composer
- Gallus, Jacobus, (1550-1591), composer and conductor.
- Gallus, Thomas, scholastic philosopher
- Galois, Evariste, (1811-1832), mathematician
- Galouye, Daniel F., (died 1976), science fiction author
- Galsworthy, John, (1867-1933), dramatist
- Galtieri, Leopoldo Fortunato, (1926-2003), civil engineer
- Galton, Francis, (1822-1911), British scientist
- Galuppi, Baldassare, (1706-1785), composer
- Galvani, Luigi, (1737-1798), Italian physician, physicist
- Galvez, Byron, (born 1941), painter
- Galway, James, (born 1939), musician
Gam
- Gambale, Frank, musician
- Gambino, Carlo, (1902-1976), US Mafioso
- Gamble, Hamilton Rowan, US governor
- Gamboa, Joan, world boxing champion
- Gambon, Michael, (born 1940), Irish-born actor
- Gamelin, Maurice Gustave, French general
- Gamow, George, (1904-1968), Ukrainian astronomer
- Gams, Ivan, (born 1923), geographer.
Gan
- Gance, Abel, (1889-1981), film writer, director, producer, actor
- Gandara, Antonio de la, (1861-1917), French painter
- Gandhi, Indira, (1917-1984), Indian prime minister
- Gandhi, Mohandas, (1869-1948), Indian statesman
- Gandhi, Rajiv, Indian prime minister
- Gandini, Mauro, (born 1965), economist
- Gandolfini, James, (born 1961), US actor
- Ganghofer, Ludwig, (1855-1920), writer
- Gang Hong-rip, (1560-1627), commander-in-chief
- Gang, James, musician
- Gangl, Engelbert, (1873-1950), poet
- Ganguly, Saurav, Indian cricketer
- Gann, Thomas, explorer
- Gano, Gordon, singer-songwriter
- Gans, Joe, boxer
- Gansevoort, Leonard, (1751-1810), US political leader
- Gansevoort, Peter, (1749-1812), American Revolutionary War Colonel
- Gantt, Henry, inventor of the Gantt chart
- Ganz, Bruno, (born 1941), actor
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- Garay, Sindo, (1867-1968), Cuban singer, musician
- Garbarek, Jan, musician
- Garbarra, Carin, (born 1965), football player
- Garber, Victor, actor
- Garbo, Greta, (1905-1990), Swedish-born Hollywood actor
- Garborg, Arne, author
- Garcia, Andres, (born 1941) Dominican/Mexican Telenovela actor
- Garcia, Andy, (born 1956), US actor
- García, Calixto
- Garcia, Fernando L. (1929-1952) first Puerto Rican medal of honor winner
- Garcia, Jeff, (born 1970), athlete
- Garcia, Jerry, (1945-1995), US singer-songwriter of Grateful Dead
- Garcia, Odalys, singer and show host
- Garcia Lopez, Antonio (1943-1995), Puerto Rican jail escapee, aka Tono Bicicleta
- Garcia-Viardot, Pauline, (1821-1910), opera singer & composer
- Gardel, Carlos, Argentinean tango singer
- Gardelle, Theodore, (died 1761), Swiss enameller
- Garden, Graeme, (born 1943), comedian
- Garden, Mary (1874-1967), Scotts Operatic Soprano
- Gardner, Ava, (1922-1990), US actor
- Gardner, Dale, astronaut
- Gardner, Erle Stanley, (1889-1970), US creator of Perry Mason
- Gardner, Frederick D., US governor
- Gardner, Gerald, (1884-1964), British founder of Gardnerian Wicca
- Gardner, Guy, astronaut
- Gardner, John C., American novelist, teacher
- Gardner, Martin, (born 1914), American writer on mathematics and games
- Garfield, James, (1831-1881), US president
- Garfield, John, (1913-1952), actor
- Garfunkel, Art, (born 1941), musician
- Garibaldi, Giuseppi, (1807-1882), Italian statesman
- Garland, Alex, author of The Beach
- Garland, Augustus Hill, Attorney General of the US
- Garland, Hamlin, American novelist
- Garland, Judy, (1922-1969), US actor
- Garmendia, Anibal Pinto, Chilean president
- Garmers, Sonia, (born 1933), author
- Garn, Jake, senator, astronaut
- Garneau, Marc, (born 1949), Canadian astronaut
- Garneau, Saint-Denys, Canadian poet, writer
- Garner, Alan, The Owl Service
- Garner, Erroll, (1921-1977), jazz musician
- Garner, Helen, novelist
- Garner, James, (born 1928), actor
- Garner, Jennifer, (born 1972), US actress
- Garnier, Charles, (1825-1898), French architect
- Garnier, Francis, (1839-1873), French explorer
- Garnier, Robert, (c.1545-1600), French poet
- Garnier-Pages, Etienne Joseph Louis, (1801-1841), French politician
- Garnier-Pages, Louis Antoine, (1803-1878), French politician
- Garofalo, Janeane, (born 1964), US comedian
- Garratt, Herbert William (1864-1913), locomotive engineer
- Garrett, Almeida, writer, dramaturge
- Garrett, Betty, (born 1919), actress, dancer
- Garret, Thomas
- Garrett, Kenny, alto
- Garrett, Pat, (1850-1908), US Western lawman
- Garrett, Peter, singer, songwriter, activist
- Garrett, Randall, author
- Garrick, David, (1717-1779), actor
- Garrigue, Jean, poet
- Garrincha, athlete
- Garriott, Owen, astronaut
- Garrison, Jim, (1921-1992), district attorney
- Garrison, William Lloyd, (1879-1879), US activist
- Garroway, Dave, (1913-1982), television host
- Garson, Greer, (1904-1996), actor
- Garth, Samuel, poet
- Garvey, Marcus Mosiah, (1887-1940), US politician and prophet
- Gary, Romain, (1914-1980), Russian-born French writer
Gas
- Gascoigne, George, (1525-1577), poet
- Gascoigne, Paul, English football player
- Gascoyne, David, poet
- Gaskell, Elizabeth, English novelist
- Gasol, Pau, (born 1981), basketball player
- Gasparyan, Djivan, musician
- Gassendi, Pierre, (1592-1655), philosopher mathematician
- Gassman, Vittorio, (1922-2000), Italian actor
- Gass, William H., author
- Gasteyer, Ana, comedian
Gat
- Gates, Bill, (born 1955), US computer monopolist
- Gates, Darryl, LA police chief
- Gates, David, (born 1940), singer-songwriter
- Gates, Gareth, musician
- Gatling, Richard (1818-1903), US Gatling gun inventor
- Gatlin, Larry, musician
- Gatti, Arturo, (born 1972), world champion boxer
- Gatti, Enrico, Italian small-time terrorist
- Gattorno, Francisco, Cuban born, Mexican nationalized actor
Gau
- Gaudí, Antoni, (1852-1926), Spanish architect
- Gaughan, Dick, musician
- Gaughan, Jack, science fiction visual artist
- Gauguin, Paul, (1848-1903), French painter
- Gaultier, Denis, (died 1672), French lutenist, composer
- Gaultier de Varennes et de la Vérendrye, Pierre, (1685-1749), explorer
- Gaultier, Jean-Paul, (born 1952), fashion designer
- Gaunilo, of Marmoutiers, scholastic philosopher
- Gaus, Gunter, (born 1929), publicist and politician
- Gauss, Carl Friedrich, (1777-1855), mathematician
- Gauthier, David, philosopher
- Gauthier, Jean-Robert, Canadian senator
Gav
- Gavaskar, Sunil, Indian cricketer
- Gavazzi, Artur, (1861-1944), geographer
- Gavilan, Kid, (1926-2003), world champion boxer
- Gavin, John, (born 1928), actor
Gay
- Gaye, Marvin, (1939-1984), musician, singer-songwriter
- Gayheart, Rebecca, (born 1972), US actress
- Gay, John, (1685-1732), songwriter, poet
- Gayle, Crystal, (born 1951), country music singer
- Gay-Lussac, Joseph Louis, (1778-1850), physicist
- Gaynor, Gloria, (born 1949), US singer
- Gaynor, Janet, (1906-1984), actor
- Gaynor, Mitzi, (born 1931), actress
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