List of people by name: Gr

Gra

• Graaf, Volkert van der, (born 1969), alleged assassin of Pim Fortuyn
• Grabbe, Christian Dietrich, dramatist, author
• Grabec, Igor, (born 1939), physicist.
• Grabe, Ronald, astronaut
• Graber, Pierre, (1908-2003), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Graça, Fernando Lopes, (composer)
• Grace, Mark, former Major League Baseball player
• Grace, W. G., (1848-1915)
• Gracner, Natasa Barbara, actress.
• Gradl, Johann Baptist, (1965-1966), German government minister
• Gradnik, Alojz, (1882-1968), poet
• Grado, John, Retired Chairman and CEO of Technographics, Inc. (University of Vermont)
• Grafenauer, Irena, Slovenian flautist
• Grafenauer, Niko, (born 1940), poet
• Graff, Anton, (1736-1813), painter
• Graf, Peter-Lukas, (born 1929), Swiss flautist
• Graf, Steffi, (born 1969), German tennis player
• Grafstein, Jerahmiel S., Canadian senator
• Grafström, Gillis, Swedish athlete
• Graham, B. Alasdair, Canadian senator
• Graham, Billy, (born 1918), US evangelist
• Graham, Bob, (born 1936), US Senator
• Graham, Donald Edward, (born 1945), American newspaper publisher
• Graham, Franklin, televangelist
• Graham, George, athlete
• Graham, Katharine Meyer, (1917-2001), American newspaper publisher
• Graham, Lola
• Graham, Neile, Canadian writer
• Graham, Paul, Yahoo! Store, On Lisp, ANSI Common Lisp
• Graham, Philip L., (1915-1963), American newspaper publisher
• Graham, Sylvester, (1794-1851), self-styled nutritionist and inventor of graham flour and graham crackers
• Graham, Thomas, not to be confused with :
• Graham, William Hardin, chemist
• Grahame, Kenneth, (1859-1932), British author of The Wind in the Willows
• Grainger, Percy, (1882-1961), composer
• Gramatky, Hardie, Little Toot
• Gram, Hans Christian, (1853-1928)
• Grammaticus, John, patriarch of Constantinople
• Grammaticus, Nicholas, patriarch of Constantinople
• Grammer, Kelsey, (born 1955), comedian, television personality
• Gramsci, Antonio, (1891-1937), writer and politician
• Granados, Enrique, (1827-1916), composer
• Granche, Pierre, sculptor
• Grande, Rita, (Italy)
• Grandin, Temple, (born 1947), US autistic professor
• Granit, Ragnar, Nobel Prize laureate in Medicine
• Graneheim, Anders, (born 1962), Swedish bodybuilder
• Granger, Ann (born 1939), British crime writer
• Granger, Stewart, actor
• Grant, Amy, (born 1960), US singer
• Grant, Cary, (1904-1986), British-born actor
• Grant, George, philosopher
• Grant, Hugh, (born 1960), British-born actor
• Grant, James, (1720-1806) British General in Revolutionary War.
• Grant, James, British Naval Officer, Australian explorer
• Grant, James, (1812-1891) U.S. political leader in Iowa
• Grant, James Augustus, (1827-1892), Scottish explorer in east Africa
• Grant, James Benton, (1848-1911) U.S. Governor of Colorado
• Grant, James P., (1922-1995) American children's advocate, director of UNICEF
• Grant, James W., (born 1943) U.S. Congressman from Florida
• Grant, Peter, (1935-1995), manager, actor
• Grant, Ted, (born 1914), Trotskyist politician
• Grant, Ulysses Simpson, (1822-1885), US general, President
• Grant, W.V., televangelist
• Granville, Christine (1915-1952), SOE agent, heroine of WW II
• Grappelli, Stephane, (1908-1997), jazz musician
• Graser, Jörg, dramatist, author
• Grason, William, US governor
• Grass, Günter, (born 1927), German author
• Grassmann, Hermann Günther, (1809-1877), mathematician
• Gratas, Enrique, television news reporter
• Gratianus, Roman Emperor
• Grattan, Henry, (1746-1820), Irish patriot
• Grau, Shirley Ann, writer
• Graun, Carl Heinrich (c1703-1759), composer
• Grave, Elsa, Swedish writer
• Graves, Michael, (born 1934), architect
• Graves, Milford, musician
• Graves, Robert, (1895-1985), British author
• Gray, Alasdair
• Gray, David, singer-songwriter, musician
• Gray, John de, (died 1214), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Gray, Macy, musician
• Gray, Simon, dramatist
• Gray, Thomas, (1716-1771), British poet
• Graziani, Rodolfo (1882-1955), Italian WW2 Marshal
• Graziano, Rocky, boxer

Gre

• Greacen, Robert, Aosdána
• Greaves, Jimmy, (born 1940), athlete
• Greb, Harry, boxer
• Grechaninov, Alexander, composer
• Grechko, Georgy, astronaut
• Greco, El, (1541-1614), Greek painter
• Greeley, Horace, (1811-1872)
• Green, Al, (born 1946), singer-songwriter, musician
• Green, Anna Katharine, (1846-1935), author
• Green, Ben K., American author, novelist
• Green, Charlie, musician
• Green, Freddie, musician
• Green, Grant, (1931-1979), musician
• Green, Hetty, US businesswoman famed for her stinginess, her estate was more than $100,000,000.
• Green, Justin, comic creator
• Green, Keith, (1953-1982), gospel singer
• Green, Peter, member of Fleetwood Mac
• Green, Peter, historian
• Green, Rick, comedian (4 on the Floor, Red Green, History Bites etc)
• Green, Seth, (born 1974), actor
• Greenaway, Kate, illustrator
• Greenaway, Peter, (born 1942),British film director
• Greenaway, Roger, songwriter
• Greenberg, Hank, (died 1931), baseball player
• Greenberg, Joseph H., (1914-2001), linguist
• Greene, Graham, (1904-1991), British author
• Greene, Graham, (born 1952), Canadian amerindian actor
• Greene, Lorne, (1915-1987), US actor, TV news anchor
• Greene, Maurice, (born 1974), athlete
• Greene, Maurice (1696-1755), composer
• Greene, Nancy (born 1943), Canada's Female Athlete of the 20th Century.
• Greene, Nathanael, (1742-1786), American Revolutionary War general
• Greene, Robert, (1560-1592), poet
• Greenfield, Herbert, (1869-1949), 1921-08-13 to 1925-11-23
• Greenough, Horatio, (1805-1852), sculptor
• Greenspan, Alan, (born 1926), US economist, IMF chief
• Greenspan, Dan
• Greenspan, Ed, Canadian lawyer
• Greenstreet, Sydney, (1879-1954), actor
• Green, Tom, (born 1971), actor/comedian
• Green, Tony, (born 1954), painter
• Greenwood, Kerry, novelist
• Greer, Germaine, (born 1939), feminist
• Greer, Sonny, musician
• Gregorcic, Simon, (1844-1906), poet
• Gregorec, Pankracij, (1867-1920), poet
• Gregoric, Barbara, (born 1964), poet
• Gregory, Frederick, astronaut
• Gregory, Horace, poet
• Gregory III, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Gregory III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Gregory III, Pope, (731-741)
• Gregory II (Maronite Patriarch)
• Gregory II, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Gregory II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Gregory II, Pope, (715-731)
• Gregory I (Maronite Patriarch)
• Gregory I, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Gregory I, Pope, (590-604)
• Gregory IV, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Gregory IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Gregory IV, Pope, (827-844)
• Gregory IX, Pope, (1227-1241)
• Gregory, James, (1638-1675), reflecting telescope
• Gregory, Lady, (1852-1932), playwright, Abbey Theatre founder
• Gregory, of Halate, Maronite Patriarch
• Gregory, of Rimini, scholastic philosopher
• Gregory of Tours, (538-594), historian
• Gregory, Philippa, (born 1954), author
• Gregory, Susanna, author
• Gregory the Illuminator, Saint
• Gregory VIII, Pope
• Gregory VII, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Gregory VII, Pope, (1073-1085)
• Gregory VI, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Gregory VI, Pope, (1045-1046)
• Gregory V, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Gregory V, Pope, (996-999)
• Gregory, William, astronaut
• Gregory XIII, Pope, (1572-1585)
• Gregory XII, Pope, (1406-1415)
• Gregory XI, Pope, (1370-1378)
• Gregory XIV, Pope, (1590-1591)
• Gregory X, Pope, (1271-1276)
• Gregory XVI, Pope, (1831-1846)
• Gregory XV, Pope, (1621-1623)
• Gregson, Clive, musician
• Greim, Robert von, German soldier
• Gremillon, Jean, film director
• Grenadier, Larry
• Grenfell, Joyce, (1910-1979), British comedian
• Grennan, Eamon, poet
• Grenville, Kate, novelist
• Grese, Irma, (1923-1945), Nazi death-camp supervisor
• Gress, Drew
• Gretzky, Paulina (born 1989), daughter of Wayne Gretzky, singer
• Gretzky, Wayne, (born 1961), Canadian hockey player
• Greville, Fulk, (1554-1628), poet
• Grey, Al, musician
• Grey, John, Canadian writer

Gri

• Griardon, François, sculptor
• Grieg, Edvard, (1843-1907), composer
• Griffin, Cyrus, early US statesman
• Griffin, Patty, musician
• Griffin, Susan, artist and jeweler
• Griffin, Walter Burley, (1876-1937), architect
• Griffith, Arthur, (died 1922), 1921 Treaty delegation leader
• Griffith, D. W., (1875-1948), US film director
• Griffith, Emile, (born 1938), world champion boxer
• Griffith, Nanci, musician
• Griffith, Nicola, science fiction author
• Griffiths, Rachel, actor
• Griggs, Stanley, astronaut
• Grignard, Francois Auguste Victor, chemist
• Grillparzer, Franz, dramatist, author
• Grimald, Nicholas, (1519-1562), poet
• Grimke, Angelina Weld, poet
• Grimke, Charlotte Forten, poet
• Grimm, Jakob, (1785-1863), parlamentarian
• Grimm, Wilhelm, (1786-1859), parlamentarian
• Grimond, Jo, (1913-1993), Liberal Party leader from 1956 to 1967
• Grimsson, Ólafur Ragnar, (born 1943), Icelandic president
• Grimwood, Ken, author
• Grinberg, Uri Tsvi, poet
• Grindal, Edmund, (c. 1519-1583), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Gris, Juan, (1887-1927), painter
• Grisey, Gerard, (1946-1998), composer
• Grisham, John, (born 1955), legal thrillers
• Grissom, Virgil, (1926-1967), US astronaut
• Griswold, Matthew, (1715-1799), Governor of Connecticut
• Griswold, Matthew, (1833-1919), U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
• Grivas, George, in Cyprus

Gro

• Groban, Josh, musician
• Grochowiak, Stanislaw, poet
• Groen, Dora van der, actress
• Groener, Wilhelm
• Groening, Matt, (born 1954), US cartoonist of Life In Hell & The Simpsons fame
• Grofé, Ferdinand Rudolph von, composer
• Grohar, Ivan, (1867-1911), painter.
• Grohl, Dave, (born 1969), of Nirvana and The Foo Fighters
• Groiset, Gerald, Dutch psychic
• Gromyko, Andrei Andreyevich, (1908-1989), USSR Foreign Minister
• Gronchi, Giovanni, Italian president
• Grönholm, Marcus, rally driver
• Gröndal, Benedikt, (1979-1980), prime minister
• Groome, James B., US governor
• Groote, Geert
• Gropius, Walter, (1883-1969), German Bauhaus architect
• Groselj, Milan, (1902-1979), classical philologist.
• Groselj, Pavel, (1883-1940), biologists and belletrist.
• Grosjean, Sebastien, (France)
• Grosseteste, Robert, (c. 1175-1253), scholastic philosopher
• Grossmith, George, (1847-1912), English comic actor
• Grossmith, Weedon, (1852-1919), English writer
• Gross, Paul, actor
• Gross, Philip, poet
• Grosz, George, (1893-1959), artist
• Grothendieck, Alexander, (died 224), mathematician
• Grotius, Hugo, (1583-1645), jurist
• Grottger, Artur, Polish painter
• Groulx, Lionel, (1878-1967), priest, historian
• Grove, Andrew, Intel CEO
• Grove, Frederick Phillip, Canadian writer
• Grove, Lefty, (1900-1975)
• Grove, Richard, Canadian writer
• Grover-Williams, William, (1903-1945), race car driver, WW II hero
• Groves, Leslie, (1896-1970), US general & supervisor of Manhattan Project

Gru - Gry

• Gruber, Franz
• Gruden, Igo, (1893-1948), poet
• Gruening, Ernest, (Dem.) 1939-1953
• Grumiaux, Arthur, violinist
• Grundel-Helmfelt, Simon, Swedish soldier
• Grünewald, Matthias, (1470-1528), painter
• Grunsfeld, John, astronaut
• Gryglewski, Aleksander, Polish painter
• Gryner, Emm, singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist
• Grynszpan, Herschel
• Gryphius, Andreas, dramatist, author