List of people of Newfoundland and Labrador

[edit] A

• Beaton J. Abbott, magistrate
• Carl Abbott, soldier, civil servant
• Douglas Charles Abbott, judge
• Dr. Edward Carl Abbott, physician
• Dr. Eric Abbott, musician, educator
• John Abbott, politician
• George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen, politician
• Christina A.S. Abernethy, nurse
• Philip Selwyn Abraham, bishop
• Acoutsina, native
• Lieutenant Colonel Charles Adams, soldier, businessman
• Mike Adam, curler
• Sir Thomas Adams, judge
• Ki Adams, musician, educator, administrator
• William G. Adams, lawyer, politician, judge
• Right Honorable Christopher Addison, politician
• Juan de Agramonte, Catalonian explorer
• William Maxwell Aitken, baron
• Captain Sir John William Alcock, aviator
• Frederick C. Alderdice, businessman, politician
• Dr. Frederick Allen Aldrich, scientist, educator
• David George Alexander, educator, economic historian
• Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis, military commander
• Sir William Alexander, writer
• Lady Elsie Elizabeth Allardyce, nurse
• William Lamond Allardyce, lieutenant governor
• Alfred H. Allen, musician
• George William Douglas Allen, accountant, civil servant
• Stuart R.W. Allen, lawyer
• Lieutenant Colonel Jack Thomas Allston, civil servant
• Robert Alsop, politician
• General William Amherst, military
• Lord Charles George Ammon, British M.P.
• Lord William Warrender Mackenzie Amulree, lawyer
• Reverend Olaf A.E. Anderson, clergyman
• Admiral Sir David Murray Anderson, naval officer, governor
• Captain Hugh Abercrombie Anderson, writer
• Honorable John Anderson (Newfoundland politician), politician
• John Murray Anderson, writer
• Dr. Cater W. Andrews, educator
• Donald Andrews, businessman
• Rev. Elias Andrews, clergyman
• Harold Dominey Andrews, politician
• Ralph LeMoine Andrews, Order of Canada
• Dangeac, Danjaique, Don Jaque Francois-Gabriel D' Angeac, governor
• Frederick William Angel, engineer
• Honorable James Angel, businessman
• John Bartlett Angel, engineer
• Jean Ango, privateer
• Rev. Thomas Angwin, clergyman
• Rev. Lewis Amadeus Anspach, missionary, judge
• Gary Anstey, editor
• Rex C. Anthony, businessman
• Robert Charles Anthony, businessman
• Patrick Joseph Antle, labour leader
• John Rose Archer, pirate
• Sir Edward Mortimer Archibald, politician
• Frank C. Archibald, politician
• Herman H. Archibald, businessman
• Rose Archibald], businesswoman
• Rev. James S.S. Armour, clergyman
• Mary Ellicott Arnold, organizer
• Ernest Ash, radio pioneer
• Thomas Gordon William Ashbourne, politician
• Joseph Daniel Ashley, businessman
• Sir Arthur Aston, governor
• Rev. Thomas Whitfield Atkinson, clergyman
• Mabel Atwill, nurse
• John August, aboriginal
• Agnes Marion Ayre, botanist, historian
• Anthony Green Ayre, farmer, soldier, businessman
• Honorable Charles Pascoe Ayre, politician
• Charles Robert Ayre, businessman, politician
• Frederick W. Ayre, businessman
• George W.B. Ayre, lawyer
• James Stewart Ayre, politician
• Honorable John Bray Ayre, politician
• John Bulley Ayre, soldier
• Lewis H.M. Ayre, businessman
• Miller H. Ayre, businessman, editor
• Wilfrid J. Ayre, businessman

[edit] B

• Rev. Canon Randall R. Babb, clergyman
• Ken Babstock, Poet
• Auguste-Jean-Marie Bachelot de la Pylaie, scientist
• Eric T. Baggs, soldier
• Rev. Dr. A. Roland Baggs, clergyman
• Rev. Samuel Baggs, clergyman
• Col. Alexander B. Baird, soldier, senator
• David M. Baird, businessman
• Dr. David Baird, geologist
• Honourable James Baird, merchant, Member of Legislative Council
• Ken Babstock, poet
• George S. Baker, politician
• Rev. Dr. Wallace J. Baker, clergyman
• General Italo Balbo, air force officer
• Charles Ballram, polotician
• Alexander Bannerman, governor
• Rex Barnes, politician
• Augusta Barter, nurse, Order of Canada
• Robert Bartlett, explorer
• Herman Maxwell Batten, politician
• Peter Beamish, researcher
• Charles Fox Bennett, governor
• Martyn Bennett, musician
• Clarence Birdseye, inventor
• David Blackwood, artist
• Margaret-Ann Blaney, journalist, politician
• Robert Bond, politician
• Frank Borland, soldier
• Charles R Bowring, merchant, politician
• Charles Cavendish Boyle, lieutenant governor
• Frederick Gordon Bradley, politician
• Admiral Cyprian Bridge, Royal Navy Officer
• D'Arcy Broderick, musician, singer
• Richard Brothers, naval officer, eccentric
• Cassie Brown, author
• Peter Brown, politician
• William Joseph Browne, politician
• Vincent P. Bryan, composer, lyricist
• David Buchan, Scottish naval officer, explorer
• Johnny Burke, songwriter, musician
• Sherylynn Butt, beauty pageant contestant
• John Byng, governor
• Brian Byrne, musician
• Ed Byrne, politician
• Gerry Byrne, politician
• Pat Byrne, musician
• John Byron, governor

[edit] C

• John Cabot, Italian explorer
• Cæcilius Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore, governor
• George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore, governor
• Andrew Carnell, politician
• William Carson, businessman, doctor
• Chesley William Carter, politician
• Frederick Carter, governor
• Walter C. Carter, politician
• Jacques Cartier, French explorer
• George Cartwright, English captain, explorer, trader
• John Cartwright, political reformer
• Michael Patrick Cashin, governor
• Peter John Cashin, politician, businessman, soldier
• Richard Cashin, lawyer, politician, trade union leader
• Caubvick, Labrador Inuit
• David B. Chafe, musician, teacher
• Andrew Chatwood, politician
• Marilyn Churley, politician
• Al Clouston, storyteller, humorist
• Frances Cluett, nurse
• Siobhan Coady, businessperson, politician
• William Coaker, trade union leader, politician
• Ethel Cochrane, senator
• Bob Cole, television announcer
• Henry Collingwood, businessperson
• Kenn Collins, historian
• Randy Collins, politician
• Wally Collins, politician
• Ern Condon, politician
• Joan Cook, senator
• Michael Cook, playwright
• William Cormack, Scottish explorer, philanthropist, author
• Charles Cozens, politician
• Henry Crout, English settler, explorer
• Shawn Crann, politician
• Mark Critch, comedian
• John Crosbie, lawyer, politician, Lieutenant Governor
• Allison Crowe, Singer/songwriter and pianist
• Jason Crummey, politician
• Michael Crummey, writer
• Ryane Clowe, hockey player (San Jose Sharks)
• Daniel Cleary, hockey Player (Detroit Red Wings)

[edit] D

• Tom Dawe, writer
• Demasduwit, aboriginal
• Lacey Decker, writer, editor
• George William Des Vœux, governor
• Ethel Dickenson, educator, nurse
• Molly Dingle, educator
• Oliver Dingwell, CEO
• Craig Dobbin, industrialist
• Dermot Dobbin, businessman
• Magie Dominic, Poet
• William Doody, politician
• Dana Doucette, recording artist
• Wynanne Downer, politician
• Alan Doyle, singer, musician
• Damhnait Doyle, singer, musician
• Norman Doyle, politician
• Wilf Doyle, singer/songwriter
• Sam Drover, politician
• Steve Durant, politician
• Sean Durfy, CEO
• Karyn Dwyer, actress
• Gwynne Dyer, journalist, syndicated columnist, military historian

[edit] E

• Amelia Earhart, aviator
• Peter Easton, pirate
• John Efford, politician
• William James Emberley, fisherman, lyricist
• Carl English, basketball shooting guard
• Leif Ericson, Norse explorer

[edit] F

• João Álvares Fagundes, Portuguese explorer
• Fonse Faour, politician
• The Right Reverend Bishop Edward Feild, clergyman
• Philip Fiander, veteran
• Adele Fifield, amputee, member Order of Ontario
• Art Finley, television and radio personality
• Varick Frissel, filmmaker
• Lady Pamela FitzGerald, revolutionary
• Michael Anthony Fleming, bishop
• Eugene Forsey, politician
• Ian Foster, singer,songwriter
• Paul S. Fowler, writer,editor
• Allan MacPherson Fraser, politician
• David French, playwright
• George Furey, politician

[edit] G

• James Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier, governor
• George Garland, merchant
• Alice Belle Garrigus, founder of the Pentecostal church
• Jenny Gear, singer
• Michael Gibbs, lawyer, politician
• Humphrey Gilbert, English explorer
• John Hawley Glover, governor
• Erik Gnupsson, bishop
• Augustus F. Goodridge, governor
• Armine Nutting Gosling, suffragette
• Clarence Gosse, physician, politician
• Rex Goudie, singer
• Charles Granger, politician
• Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves, governor
• Jason Greeley, singer
• Daniel J. Greene, governor
• Wilfred Grenfell, medical missionary
• Roger Grimes, politician
• John Guy, governor
• Sandra Gwyn, journalist, writer
• Jack Ghaney, Played the fiddle and other instruments in Wilf Doyle's band
• Brad Gushue, curler

[edit] H

• Charles Francis Hall, American explorer
• Herbert Halpert, folklorist; academic
• Lady Henrietta Hamilton, artist
• Charles Hardy, governor
• Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe, newspaper owner
• Ewart John Arlington Harnum, lieutenant governor
• Jack Harris, politician
• Anthony Hart, humanitarian
• Ann Harvey, rescuer
• Robert Hayman, poet, colonist, governor
• Ronald Haynes, professor
• Carolyn Hayward, bullfighter, artist
• Ferd Hayward, athlete, olympian
• Loyola Hearn, politician
• Natasha Henstridge, actress
• Patricia Hickey, politician
• Albert Hickman, politician, businessman
• Alexander Hickman, lawyer, politician, judge
• Gordon Francis Higgins, politician
• William Hill, governor
• General Rick Hillier, Chief of Defense Staff, Canadian Forces
• John Hogan, sculptor
• John Holloway, governor
• Harold Horwood, novelist, writer
• Joan Horwood (nee Randell), nurse
• Hugh Hoyles, governor
• Arthur Maxwell House, politician, lieutenant governor
• Danielle House, Dethroned Beauty Queen
• Adam Hunt, Trout Fisherman

[edit] I

• Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville, soldier, sailor
• James Jonathan Igloliorte, magistrate
• Anne Stine Ingstad, Norwegian archaeologist, author
• Helge Ingstad, Norwegian anthropologist, author, explorer
• Dr. Linda Inkpen, medical doctor, administrator
• Alice Frances Innes, politician, journalist
• Jesse William George Ivany, academic
• Darren Ivany, actor/writer

[edit] J

• Donald Campbell Jamieson, politician
• Dr. Charles Janeway, physician
• Sylvester Joe, hunter, explorer
• Morrissey Johnson, politician
• Don Johnson, civil servant, sports executive
• Paul Johnson, philanthropist, businessman
• Wayne Johnston, novelist
• Andy Jones, actor, comedian
• Cathy Jones, actress, comedian

[edit] K

• Abram Kean Jr., mariner and sealing Captain
• Richard Goodwin Keats, governor
• James Butler Knill Kelly, clergyman
• Joshua Kelly, musician
• Kieran G. Kenny, singer
• John Kent, politician
• Steve Kent, politician
• William Richard Kent, politician
• Victoria King, filmmaker
• David Kirke, governor
• Sara Kirke, entrepreneur, businessperson, aristocrat
• Jamie Korab, curler
• Kyle Jarvis, philosopher
• Jason King, professional hockey player

[edit] L

• Darren Langdon, hockey player
• Walter Learning, actor, director, playwright
• Graham Letto, politician
• Philip Francis Little, politician
• William F. Lloyd, newspaper editor, politician
• Gene Long, politician
• John Howard Lundrigan, politician

[edit] M

• Gordon Macdonald, governor
• Jay MacPherson, poet
• William MacGregor, lieutenant governor
• Donald B. MacMillan, American explorer, researcher
• Kevin Major, children’s author
• Shaun Majumder, comedian, actor
• Greg Malone, impressionist, actor
• Jack Marshall, politician
• Álvaro Martins, Portuguese explorer
• Lori-Ann Martino, politician
• John Mason, English sailor, explorer, cartographer, governor
• The Masterless Men, musical group
• Bill Matthews, politician
• Desmond McGrath, priest, trade union organizer, politician
• James McGrath, politician, lieutenant governor
• Samuel McLean, politician
• Janet McNaughton, author
• Howie Meeker, NHL player, television sports announcer
• Ken Meeker, newscaster, editor, politician, writer
• Rick Mercer, comedian
• Sir John Middleton, lieutenant governor
• Fred J. Mifflin, Rear Admiral, politician
• Herman Moll, engraver, geographer, cartographer
• Walter Stanley Monroe, governor
• John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, governor
• Rob Moore, politician, lawyer
• Lisa Moore, writer
• Frank Moores, politician
• Patrick Moran, musician
• Bernice Morgan, novelist
• Moses Morgan, academic, Order of Canada
• Edward Patrick Morris, 1st Baron Morris, governor
• Francis Morris, politician, lawyer and judge
• Donna Morrissey, author
• Shawn James Morrissey, founder, the Korean Mountaineering League
• John T. Mullock, bishop, entrepreneur
• Jamie Murphy, soldier
• John Joseph Murphy, politician, businessman
• Rex Murphy, journalist
• Alexander Murray, geologist
• Hilda Chaulk Murray, author
• Anthony Musgrave, lieutenant governor

[edit] N

• Sheila NaGeria, princess
• Mark Nichols, curler
• Andre Noble, actor
• Walter Noel, politician
• Dick Nolan, singer, songwriter, guitarist
• Nonosbawsut, chief, aboriginal
• Peg Norman, politician
• Joseph W. Noseworthy, politician

[edit] O

• Fergus O’Byrne, musician
• Doug O'Brien, hockey player
• Lawrence O'Brien, politician
• Brian O'Dea, criminal
• Joseph Phillip O'Keefe, politician
• Dermot O’Reilly, musician
• Leonard Outerbridge, lieutenant governor
• Tara Oram, musician

[edit] P

• Robert Pack, politician
• William Anthony Paddon, Lieutenant-Governor
• Hugh Palliser, governor
• Randolph Paul, poet
• Jean Payne, politician
• Jim Payne, folk singer
• Sir James Pearl, Mount Pearl founder
• Bartholomew Pearson, yeoman
• Brian Peckford, politician
• Janine Peckford, CIS Athlete (Soccer)
• Larry Peckford, politician
• Rae Perlin, artist, painter
• Vera Perlin, founder
• Phan Thi Kim Phuc, war survivor
• Ed Picco, politician
• Jack Pickersgill, politician
• Holly Pike, politician
• Janine Piller, politician
• Gordon Pinsent, actor
• Robert John Pinsent, magistrate, judge
• Al Pittman, writer
• Charles J. Power, politician
• Greg Power, politician, farmer, poet, athlete
• James Power, politician
• Jordan Power, artist
• Christopher Pratt, artist, painter
• E. J. Pratt, poet
• Joseph Price, politician
• Daniel Woodley Prowse, lawyer, politician

[edit] Q

• Herman William Quinton, senator
• Maurice J Quinlan, Business Man

[edit] R

• Alastair Ralphs, professional wrestler and former bodybuilder
• Travis Randell, hockey player
• Wayne Ray, (Stephenville)poet
• Erik the Red, Norwegian explorer
• Ian Angus Ross Reid, politician
• Robert Gillespie Reid, railway contractor
• Thomas Ricketts, soldier, Victoria Cross
• Thomas Rideout, politician
• Edward Roberts, politician, lieutenant governor
• Edward Patrick Roche, Archbishop of St. John's, Anti-Confederate leader (bio)
• Gordon Rodgers, writer
• George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney, governor
• Bill Rompkey, politician, senator
• Richard David Rooney, politician
• Anthony Gustav de Rothschild, banker
• Henry John Rous, admiral
• Frederick Russell, businessman, former lieutenant governor
• Ted Russell, author, playwright, comedian
• Todd Russell, politician
• Mark Rudkin, duleist
• James M. Ryan, businessman
• Michael Ryder, NHL player

[edit] S

• Tommy Sexton, actor
• Richard Sharp, politician
• Craig Sharpe, singer
• Shanawdithit, aboriginal
• Ambrose Shea, politician
• George Shea, politician
• William Short, entrepreneur, founder of charity SCDF
• Roger Simmons, politician
• Scott Simms, politician
• Henry Sinclair, 1st Earl of Orkney, Scottish explorer
• Chris Slaney, musician
• Joey Smallwood, politician
• Thomas Smith, governor, admiral
• Catherine Snow, last woman hanged in NL
• Rod Snow, Canadian Rugby International
• Aubrey George Spencer, bishop
• Squanto, native American Indians
• Gerald Squires, artist
• Richard Squires, politician
• Const. Frank Stamp, policeman, boxer
• Leonard T. Stick, politician
• Geoff Stirling, businessman
• Kim Stockwood, singer, songwriter
• Erasmus Stourton, clergyman
• Merrill Strachan, politician
• Loyola Sullivan, politician
• Zachary Sullivan, musician

[edit] T

• Francis Tanfield, governor
• William Taverner, plantation owner, surveyor
• Myra Louise Taylor, nurse
• William Thomas, politician
• Greg Thomey, comedian
• Robert Thorburn, governor
• Thomas Tingey, marine officer
• Brian Tobin, politician
• Sylvana Palma Tomaselli, Countess
• John Treworgie, governor
• James Roy Tucker, politician
• Henry Hugh Tudor, soldier
• Beaton Tulk, politician
• Shannon Tweed, actress, playboy centerfold
• Tracy Tweed, actress, playboy model

[edit] U

• Abraham Ulrikab, aboriginal

[edit] V

• William Vaughan, colonial investor

[edit] W

• Michael Walker, economist
• Agnes Walsh, poet, playwright, oral historian
• Albert Walsh, commissioner, chief justice and the Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland for 1949
• Mary Walsh, actress, comedian
• Humphrey T. Walwyn, governor
• William Warren, lawyer, politician, judge
• Harry Watson, hockey player
• Andy Wells, politician
• Clyde Wells, politician
• Richard Whitbourne, governor
• Ed "Sailor" White, wrestler, politician
• William Whiteway, governor
• Steve Willcott, politician
• Danny Williams, politician
• Harold (Hank) Williams, world-renowned geologist
• Percival Willoughby, land owner
• Gordon Arnaud Winter, lieutenant governor
• James Spearman Winter, politician, premier
• Michael Winter, writer
• Robert Winters, politician
• Edward Wynne, governor

[edit] X

[edit] Y

• Rebecca Youden (Moss), married U.S. Ambassador John F. Moss
• Andrew Younghusband, television personality, writer and journalist

[edit] Z

• Zeno brothers, Venetian explorers
• Zichmni, legendary explorer