List of people by name: Do
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Doa - Dod
- Doan, Catriona Le May, (born 1970), Canadian skater
- Dobb, Maurice Herbert, (1900-1976), economist
- Dobbie, William, WW2 governor of Malta
- Dobbs, Lou, columnist and TV anchor
- Dobie, J. Frank, (1888-1964) American writer
- Dobrovolski, Georgi, (1928-1971), astronaut
- Dobson, James, contemporary Christian psychologist, author, radio personality
- Dobson, William, (1610-1646), painter
- Doby, Larry, (1924-2003), African-American baseball player
- Dobzhansky, Theodosius, (1900-1975), biologist
- Docter, Mary, (born 1961), speed skater
- Doctorow, Cory, author
- Dodd, Ken, (born 1929), British comedian
- Dodds, Johnny, musician
- Dodds, Nigel, (born 1958), Northern Ireland politician
- Dodds, Warren "Baby", musician
- Dodge, Mabel, 20th-century American writer
- Dodged, Mary Mapes, (1831-1907), writer
- Dodgson, Charles, (1832-1898), UK author "Lewis Carroll"
Doe - Dok
- Doe, John, (born 1954), musician
- Doe, Samuel K., (1950-1990), Liberian soldier & ruler
- Doerr, John, venture capitalist
- Doenitz, Karl, (1891-1980), German WW2 admiral
- Dogole, S. Harrison, (died 1999), private detective & Nixon "enemy"
- Dogsa, Irena, (born 1957), psychologist
- Doherty, P. C., author
- Doherty, Shannen, (born 1971), American actress
- Dohrn, Anton, (1840-1909), zoologist
- Doke, Clement Martyn, (1893-1980), South African linguist
- Dokken, Don, (fl. late 20th century), German musician
Dol
- Dolar, Davorin, (born 1921), chemist
- Dolbear, Amos Emerson (1837-c. 1910), electronics inventor
- Dolby, Ray, (born 1933), American audio electronics inventor & entrepreneur
- Dolby, Thomas, (born 1958), American rock musician
- Doldinger, Klaus, German saxophone player
- Dole, Bob, (born 1923), American politician, Senator, presidential candidate
- Dole, Elizabeth, (born 1936), American politician
- Dole, Sanford B., (1844-1926), Hawaiian politician
- Dolenc, Mate, (born 1945), author
- Dolenz, Micky, (born 1945), American actor, director, musician
- Dolezal, Alenka Jenstrle, (born 1959), poet
- Dolinar, Lojze, (1893-1970), sculptor
- Doll, Richard, (born 1912), epidemiologist
- Dollfuss, Engelbert, (1892-1934), Austrian politician
- Dolphy, Eric, (1928-1964), jazz musician
Dom
- Domanski, Don, Canadian writer
- Domicelj, Tomaz, (born 1948), composer, musician and singer.
- Domingo, Plácido, (born 1941), Spanish tenor
- Domin, Hilde, (born 1912), writer
- Dominicci,Carmen, fashion model, actress, news reporter
- Dominko, Franjo, (1903-1987), astronomer.
- Domino, Fats, (born 1928), American musician
- Domitian, (81-96 A.D), Roman Emperor
- Domoto, Koichi, (born 1979), artist
- Domoto, Tsuyoshi, (born 1979), artist
Don
- Donahue, Phil, (born 1935), American talk show host
- Donahue, Troy, (1936-2001), American actor
- Donaldson, Sam, (born 1934), American TV reporter
- Donaldson, Stephen R., (born 1947), author
- Donaldson, Walter, (1893-1947), American songwriter
- do Nascimento, Sandro Rosa, (1979-2001), Brazilian bus kidnapper
- Donatello, (1386-1466), (nickname of) Italian sculptor
- Donat, Robert, (1905-1958), actor
- Donegan, Lonnie, (1931-2002), musician
- Donen, Stanley, (born 1924), director
- Dong Zhuo, (died 192), Chinese soldier and pretender
- Donhoff, Marion Countess, (1909-2002), publisher
- Donisthorpe, Horace St.John Kelly, (1870-1951), British entomologist
- Dönitz, Karl, (1891-1980), German WW2 admiral
- Donizetti, Gaetano, (1797-1848), Italian opera composer
- Donne, John, (1572-1631), poet
- Donner, Hein, (1927-1988), chess player
- Donop, Carl Emil von, (died 1777), Hessian commander in American Revolutionary War
- Donovan, Art, (born 1925), American football star
- Donovan, Casey, (born 1988), Australian singer
- Donovan, Philips Leitch, British musician
- Donovan, Terence, (1936-1996), photographer
- Donovan, William, (1883–1959), head of OSS intelligence agency
- Donus, Pope, (676-678)
Doo - Doq
- Doohan, James, (born 1920), actor
- Doolittle, Hilda, (1886-1961), American Imagist poet
- Doolittle, James, (1896-1993), American lieutenant general
- Doonican, Val, (born 1927), Irish singer and entertainer
- Doorman, Karel, (1889-1942), admiral
- Doppler, Christian, (1803-1853), physicist
Dor
- Doré, Gustave, (1832-1883), French painter and sculptor
- Dorff, Stephen, (born 1973), actor
- Dorgon, (1612-1650), Manchu prince
- Doriot, Jacques, (1898-1945), French Fascist and politician during WWII
- Dorman-Smith, Eric
- Dornberger, Walter Robert, (1895-1980)
- Dornbusch, Rudi, (1942-2002), economist
- Dornier, Claude, (1884-1969), aircraft designer
- Dornik, Ivan, (1892-1968), poet
- Dorotheos of Alexandria, (565-580), Coptic Pope
- Dorough, Howie, (born 1973), musician
- D'Orsay, Fifi, (1904-1983), actress
- Dorrie, Doris, (born 1955), actor and screenplay writer
- Dorris, Michael, (1945-1997), author
- Dorsch, Kathe, (1890-1957), actress
- Dorsett, Tony, (born 1954), American football star
- Dorsey, Candas, Canadian writer
- Dorsey, Jimmy, (1904-1957), Big-band leader
- Dorsey, Thomas A., (1899-1993), jazz & gospel musician
- Dorsey, Tommy, (1905-1956), big-band musician
- Dorst, Tankred, (born 1925), dramatist
Dos - Dot
- Dosan, Saito, (died 1556), Japanese leader
- Dosanjh, Ujjal, Premier of British Columbia
- Dossena, Alceo, (1878-1937), Italian sculptor
- Dostoevsky, Fyodor, (1821-1881), Russian novelist
- Dostum, Abdul Rashid, (born 1954), Afghani military leader
- Dotrement, Christian, (1922-1981), painter
- Dotrice, Roy, (born 1923), actor
Dou
People named Dou
- Dou Xian, (50s-92)
Doub - Doug
- Doubleday, Abner, (1819-1893)
- Doughty, Thomas, (1793-1856), American painter
- Douglas, Alfred, (born 1870), partner of Oscar Wilde
- Douglas, David, (1799-1834), botanist, musician
- Douglas, Donald Wills, (1892-1981), American industrialist
- Douglas, Donna, (born 1933), actress
- Douglas, James, (1803-1877), Governor of Vancouver Island
- Douglas, Jesse, (USA, 1897-1965), mathematician
- Douglas, John, (died 1807), Anglican bishop
- Douglas, Keith, (1920-1944), poet
- Douglas, Kirk, (born 1916), American actor
- Douglas, Lloyd C., (died 1951), author
- Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, (died 1998), conservationist and eviromentalist
- Douglas, Melvyn, (died 1981), actor
- Douglas, Michael, (born 1944), American actor
- Douglas, Stephen A., (1813-1861), American politician
- Douglas, Thomas, (1771-1820), British earl, philanthropist, entrepreneur
- Douglas, Tommy, (1904-1986)
- Douglas, William O., (born 1898), U.S.Supreme Court justice
- Douglas, William Sholto, (1893-1969)
- Douglass, Frederick, (1818-1895), American ex-slave, orator and abolitionist
Douh - Dour
- Doumergue, Gaston, (1863-1937), politician and president of France
- Doumer, Paul, (1857-1932), President of France
- Dourif, Brad, (born 1950), actor
Dov - Doz
- Dovator, Lev Mikhailovich, (1903-1941), USSR WWII general & hero
- Dove, Rita, (born 1952), American poet
- Dow, Charles, (born 1851), journalist, economist
- Dow, Lorenzo, (1777-1834) American minister and evangelist
- Dowding, Hugh, (1882-1970), Scottish fighter pilot
- Dowland, John, (1563-1626), composer
- Downes, Rackstraw, (born 1939), American painter
- Downey, Juan, (1940-1993), video artist
- Downey, Morton, (1901-1985), American singer
- Downey, Morton, Jr., (1933-2001), American television personality
- Downey, Robert, Jr., (born 1965), American actor
- Downs, Hugh, (born 1921), American game show host, journalist
- Downs, Thomas, American railroad manager
- Dowson, Ernest, (1867-1900), poet
- Doyle, Arthur Conan, (1859-1930), UK author
- Doyle, Paddy, British athlete
- Doyle, Richard, (1824-1883), illustrator
- Doyle, Richard, rights advocate
- D'Oyly Carte, Richard, (1844-1901), impresario
- Dozier, Lamont, (born 1941), record company executive
- Dozois, Gardner, (born 1947), American science fiction author and editor