Gray (surname)

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Gray is a surname usually of Scottish origin, and may refer to many people.

Also, there are many people in Ireland with the last name "Gray" that are not of Ulster-Scot heritage. It can be an anglicanized version of of the native Irish MagRaith (other versions of this Irish name are McGrath, (Mc)Grew, McGray, (Mc/O')Graigh and others).

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

• Alasdair Gray, Scottish writer and artist
• Alexander Gray, British Air Vice Marshal
• Alexander Gray (poet), Scottish economist and poet
• Alfred Gray, American mathematician
• Alfred M. Gray, Jr., American general
• Andrew Gray, 1st Lord Gray
• Andy Gray - see Andy Gray (disambiguation)
• Anne Gray, Australian climber
• Archie Gray, Scottish footballer
• Asa Gray, American botanist
• Avis Gray, Canadian politician

[edit] B

• Barry Gray, British composer
• Barry Gray (radio), American radio personality
• Billy Gray, American actor
• Bowman Gray, Sr., American businessman
• C. Boyden Gray, American lawyer
• Bruce Gray, Puerto Rican-Canadian actor
• Bruce Gray (sculptor), American sculptor

[edit] C

• Carl R. Gray, American railroad president
• Charles Gray:
  • Charles Gray (actor), British actor
  • Charles Gray (British judge), British judge
• Charles McNeill Gray, American politician
• Charlotte Gray, disambiguation page,
• Chris Gray (American football)
• Clifton Daggett Gray, American Baptist, President of Bates College
• Coleen Gray, American actress

[edit] D

• Dan W. Gray, American politician
• Dave Gray, major league pitcher
• David Gray
  • David Gray (mass murderer); see Aramoana massacre
  • David Gray (poet) (1838-1861)
  • David Gray (musician)
  • David Gray (snooker player)
• Dean Gray, pseudonym
• Dick Gray, Irish-American baseball player.
• Dobie Gray, American musician
• Dolores Gray, American musical theatre actress
• Dorian Gray, fictional character in Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray
• Dulcie Gray, British actress
• Dunc Gray, Australian cyclist

[edit] E

• Eddie Gray
  • Eddie Gray (footballer), Scottish footballer,
  • Eddie Gray (NASCAR), American race car driver,
• Edmund Dwyer-Gray, Irish-Australian politician
• Edward Leslie Gray, Canadian politician and member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
• Edward Whitaker Gray (1748-1806), British botanist,
• Effie Gray, wife of John Ruskin and John Everett Millais
• Eileen Gray, Irish furniture designer and architect
• Elisha Gray, American electrical engineer
• Elizabeth Gray, Canadian radio broadcaster
• Elspet Gray, Scottish actress
• Erin Gray, American actress
• Evan Gray, New Zealand cricketer

[edit] F

• Farrah Gray
• Frank Gray
• Frank Gray (researcher)
• Frank Gray (politician)
• Fred Gray

[edit] G

• Gary Gray
• F. Gary Gray
• Gary LeRoi Gray
• George Gray
  • George Gray (diplomat), staff member of the U.S. High Commissioner of the Philippines during World War II
  • George Gray (game show host), host of The Weakest Link
  • George William Gray, developer of cyano-biphenyl liquid crystals used in LCDs
  • George Gray (senator) (1824–1925), U.S. Senator from Delaware
  • George Gray (wrestler) (born 1960), also known as “One Man Gang”
  • George Robert Gray (1808–1872), zoologist
  • George Kruger Gray (1880–1943), English artist and coin designer
• Gilda Gray
• Glen Gray
• Gustave Le Gray

[edit] H

• Hamish Gray, Baron Gray of Contin
• Hanna Holborn Gray
• Harold Gray, American cartoonist
• Harry Gray (business) (born c. 1920), American business executive
• Harry Gray (chemist), American chemist
• Henry Gray (1827–1861), anatomist,
• Henry Peters Gray
• Herb Gray, politician
• Herb Gray (football player), football player
• Horace Gray

[edit] I

• The Honourable Sir Ian Campbell-Gray
• Iain Gray
• Isaac P. Gray

[edit] J

• James Gray (disambiguation)
  • James Gray (judge) the U. S. Libertarian judge and politician
  • James Gray (UK politician) the British politician
  • James Gray (researcher) the researcher for Microsoft
  • James Gray (movie maker) the filmmaker
  • James Gray, Canadian musician (Blue Rodeo, Stratochief)
  • James L Gray, Scottish turbine design engineer
  • James Lorne Gray, Canadian president of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.
  • James Gray (film director)
  • James H. Gray
  • James M. Gray, (1851 – 1935), Bishop in the Reformed Episcopal Church, Bible scholar, preacher, and poet
  • Jim Gray (computer scientist), (James N. Gray) lost at sea
  • James P. Gray, presiding judge of the Superior Court of Orange County, California
• Jamie Gray, Scottish murderer
• Jason Gray-Stanford, Canadian actor
• Jerry Gray, American football player
• Jerry Gray (arranger), (1915-1976), arranger, composer, and conductor
• Jim Gray (sportscaster), an American sportscaster
• Jim Gray (UDA member), Leader of the Ulster Defence Association in Northern Ireland
• Jody Gray, Composer
• John Gray:
  • John N. Gray (born 1948), British political philosopher and professor
  • John Gray (U.S. author) (born 1951), author best known for his book Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
  • John Gray (North Dakota), (1877-1952), North Dakota State Treasurer
  • John Gray (New Zealand) (fl. 1854–1855), member of the New Zealand Parliament
  • John Edward Gray (1800–1875), British zoologist
  • John Gray (American Revolutionary War) (1764–1868), U.S. soldier, supposedly the longest surviving veteran of the war
  • John MacLachlan Gray (born 1946), Canadian playwright, composer, and performer
  • John Gray (poet) (1866–1934), English poet and priest
  • John Gray (director) (fl. 1982–present), U.S. writer and director
  • John Gray (Canadian author) (fl. 2003–present), biographer and former newspaper bureau chief author
  • John Gray (banker) (c. 1755–1829), president of the Bank of Montreal
  • John Gray (ice hockey), ice hockey player in the World Hockey Association
  • John Hamilton Gray (Prince Edward Island politician) Canadian politician and one of the Fathers of Confederation
  • John Hamilton Gray (New Brunswick politician), Canadian politician, jurist and one of the Fathers of Confederation
• John de Grey, Bishop of Norwich in the English county of Norfolk
• Johnny Gray, American 800m runner
• Joseph Anthony Gray, US Congressman from Pennsylvania
• Joseph M. M. Gray, Chancellor of American University from 1933 until 1941
• Julian Gray, English football player

[edit] K

• Kay Gray, Wisconsin wine grape
• Kelly Gray, American soccer player
• Kelly Gray (musician), American producer and guitarist

[edit] L

• Lawrence Gray, American actor
• Lee Gray, American D.J.
• Les Gray, English singer
• Linda Gray, American actress
• Lord Gray, title in the Peerage of Scotland
• Louis Harold Gray, British physicist

[edit] M

• Mackenzie Gray, Canadian actor
• Macy Gray, American R&B, soul, and neo soul singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress
• Marlin Gray, American murderer
• Martin Gray, American anthropologist and photographer
• Matt Gray, English footballer
• Mel Gray, American football kick returner
• Michael Gray English football full-back
• Michael Gray, British DJ and house music producer
• Mike GrayAmerican writer, screenwriter, cinematographer, film producer and director
• Morris A. Gray, Canadian politician

[edit] N

• Noah Gray-Cabey, American television actor
• Noel Gray, Australian radio and television engineer, RADAR Artificer, and businessman

[edit] P

• Pat Gray, American radio personality
• L. Patrick Gray, Acting director of the FBI from 1972-73
• Paul Gray:
  • Paul Gray (civil servant) current chairman of HM Revenue & Customs, a British government department.
  • Paul Gray (IT) pioneer in the IT field.
  • Paul Gray (musician) bassist of The Damned.
  • Paul Gray (songwriter), Australian singer, songwriter and record producer.
  • Paul Edward Gray, fourteenth president of MIT.
  • Paul Gray, American musician
• Paul Edward Gray, American engineer
• Percy Gray, American artist
• Pete Gray, One Armed baseball player
• Peter Gray, American psychologist
• Peter W. Gray, American lawyer, judge, and politician

[edit] Q

• Quinn Gray, American football quarterback

[edit] R

• Richard Gray, video game designer
• Richard E. Gray, NASA test pilot
• Robert Gray (sea-captain), American merchant sea-captain
• Robert Gray (poet), Australian poet
• Robert Hampton Gray, Canadian Naval pilot
• Robert Isaac Dey Gray, Canadian lawyer, judge, and politician
• Robert Whytlaw-Gray, German chemist
• Auld Robin Gray, title of a Scots ballad by the Scottish poet Lady Anne Lindsay
• Robin Gray (Australian), New Zealand politician
• Robin Gray (New Zealand), New Zealand politician
• Rocky Gray, American musician and songwriter
• Ron Gray, Canadian politician
• Ross F. Gray, American soldier

[edit] S

• Sally Gray, English actress
• Samuel Gray, Australian politician
• Simon Gray, English playwright
• Spalding Gray, American actor, screenwriter and playwright
• Stephen Gray (scientist) (1666 - 1736), English astromoner and scientist
• Stephen Gray (writer) (b. 1941), South African author

[edit] T

• T. M. Gray, American horror novelist and illustrator
• Tamyra Gray, American actress and singer
• Thomas Gray, British poet and scholar
• Thomas Gray (VC), British soldier
• Thomas Cecil Gray, British Anaesthetist
• Thomas Lomar Gray, British engineer
• Tom Gray, bluegrass musician
• Tony Gray, West Indian cricketer

[edit] V

• Valerie Gray, fictional character from the television series Danny Phantom
• Veleka Gray, American actress
• Vincent C. Gray, American politician
• Vivean Gray, British Actress

[edit] W

• Walter de Gray, English prelate and Politician
• Wardell Gray, American jazz bebop saxophonist.
• Wayne D. Gray, cognitive science professor
• Wayne R. Gray. American businessman
• William G. Gray, author and occultist (1913-1995)
• William H. Gray (congressman), former American congressman
• William M. Gray, hurricane expert
• William Anstruther-Gray (senior). Scottish soldier and politician
• William John St Clair Anstruther-Gray, Scottish Politician
• Willoughby Gray, English actor

[edit] See also

• Gray (disambiguation)
• Grey (disambiguation)
• McGrath (disambiguation)