List of people by name: Arc-Arz

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Contents 1 Access to rest of list 2 Arc 2.1 People named Arc 2.2 Arca - Arce 2.3 Arch 2.4 Arci - Arcy 3 Ard 4 Are - Arg 5 Ari 6 Arj - Arl 7 Arm 7.1 Arma - Armo 7.2 Arms 7.2.1 People named Arms 7.2.2 Armst 7.2.2.1 Armste 7.2.2.2 Armstr 7.2.2.2.1 Armstrong as whole surname 7.2.2.2.2 Armstrong, A-J 7.2.2.2.3 Armstrong, L-W 7.2.2.2.4 Armstrong as first unit of compound surname 7.3 Army 8 Arn 8.1 Arna - Arni 8.2 Arno 9 Aro - Arq 10 Arr 11 Ars 12 Art - Arz

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[edit] Arc

[edit] People named Arc

• Arc, Joan of, St. (1412-1431), French soldier & religious leader

[edit] Arca - Arce

• Arca, Andrea Manca del
• Arca, Giovanni Proto
• Arcadia, Alex (born 1971), American painter & sculptor
• Arcadius (ruled 395-408), Roman Emperor
• Arcand, Adrien (1899-1967), Canadian activist & journalist
• Arce, Esteban (born c. 1967), Mexican journalist
• Arce, Jorge (born 1979), Mexican boxer
• Arcel, Ray, boxing trainer

[edit] Arch

• Archambault, Gilles (born 1933), Canadian novelist
• Archdeacon, Maurice (1897-1954), American baseball player
• Archer, Aaron (born 1972), American designer
• Archer, Al (fl. 1970s), British guitarist
• Archer, Anne (born 1947), American actor
• Archer, Beverly (born 1948), American actor
• Archer, Colin (1832-1921), Norwegian naval architect
• Archer, Dennis, American politician & lawyer
• Archer, Geoffrey (born c. 1940s), British author
• Archer, Jeffrey (born 1940), British novelist & politician
• Archer, Joey (fl. c. 1950s), boxer
• Archer, Lindsay (born 1976), American artist
• Archer, Melissa (born 1979), American actor
• Archer, William S. (1789-1855), American politician
• Archibald, Adam (1879-1957), British soldier
• Archibald, Adrian (born 1969), British race motorcyclist
• Archibald, Alan (born 1977), British footballer
• Archibald, Edgar (1885-1968), Canadian agricultural scientist
• Archibald, Jeff (born 1952), New Zealand hockey player
• Archilochus of Paros (c. 680 - c. 645 BCE), Greek poet & soldier
• Archimattheus, scholastic philosopher
• Archimedes (c. 287-212 BC), Greek mathematician
• Archipenko, Alexander (1887–1964), Ukrainian artist & sculptor
• Archuleta, Adam (born 1977), American football player

[edit] Arci - Arcy

• Arcimboldo, Giussepe (1527-1593), Italian painter
• Arcy, William Knox d' (1849-1917), British-born oil entrepreneur

[edit] Ard

• Ardant, Fanny (born 1949), French actor
• Ardashir I of Persia
• Ardashir II of Persia
• Ardashir III of Persia
• Arden, Eve, actor
• Ardengus, scholastic philosopher
• Ardens, Raoul, scholastic philosopher
• Ardiles, Osvaldo, athlete
• Ardizoia, Rugger (born 1919), Italian baseball player
• Ardon, Mordecai, Polish-born Israeli artist
• Arduino, Giovanni (1714-1795), scientist
• Ardzinba, Vladislav (born 1945), Georgian Abkhazian politician

[edit] Are - Arg

• Arellano, Jesús, soccer player
• Arellano-Felix, Ramon (1964-2002), gang member
• Arendt, Aleksander (fl. 1950s), Polish activist
• Arendt, Hannah (1906-1975), political theorist
• Arendt, Walter, German politician
• Arensberg, Walter Conrad (1878-1954), American art collector
• Areshchenko, Alexander (born 1986), Ukrainian chess player
• Arfvedson, Johann (1792-1841), chemist
• Argand, Aimé (1750-1803), Swiss physicist & chemist
• Argento, Tomás (born 1986), Argentine hockey player
• Arghezi, Tudor, Romanian poet
• Arguedas, Alcides (1879–1946), Bolivian writer & historian
• Argüello, Alejandro (born 1982), Mexican football player
• Argüello, Alexis (born 1952), Nicaraguan boxer

[edit] Ari

• Arias, Alex (born 1967), American baseball player
• Arias, Olivia Trinidad (born 1948), musical-family member
• Arias de Saavedra, Hernando (1561 - 1634), Spanish colonial governor
• Aribau, Bonaventura Carles (1798-1862), poet
• Arida, Antoun, Maronite Patriarch
• Arie, India (born 1975), American musician
• Ariès, Philippe (1914-1984), French medievalist and historian
• Arigó, José (1921-1971), alleged "psychic surgeon" in Beazilia
• Arinos, Afonso (1868-1916), Brazilian writer
• Ariosto, Ludovico (1474-1533), Italian poet
• Aristarain, Adolfo (born 1943), Argentine film director
• Aristarchus of Samos (c. 310-c. 230 BC), astronomer
• Ariste, Paul, Estonian linguist
• Aristides the Athenian (died c. 134), saint
• Aristippus, Henry, scholastic philosopher
• Aristophanes (c. 446-385 BC), Greek philosopher
• Aristotle (384-322 BC), Greek philosopher
• Ariyaratne, A. T. (born 1931), Sri Lankan activist

[edit] Arj - Arl

• Arjona, Ricardo (born 1964), Guatemalan musician
• Arkell, A. J. (1898-1980), British scholar
• Arkell-Smith, Valerie (1895-1960), British soldier
• Arkhangelsky, Alexander (1892–1978), Russian engineer
• Arkhipov, Abram (1862-1930), Russian artist
• Arkin, Adam (born 1934), American actor
• Arkin, Alan (born 1956), American actor
• Arkoff, Samuel Z. (1918–2001), American film producer
• Arkwright, Richard (1732-1792)
• Arledge, Roone (1931-2002), broadcaster
• Arlen, Harold (1905-1986), American songwriter
• Arlen, Michael (1895-1956), English writer of Armenian descent
• Arliss, George (1868-1946), British actor
• Arlosoroff, Hayim (1899-1933), cosmopolitan Russian Jewish activist

[edit] Arm

[edit] Arma - Armo

• Armand, Abraham, religious leader
• Armatrading, Joan (born 1950), singer & songwriter
• Armendáriz, Pedro (1912-1963), actor
• Armer, Alan (born 1922), American producer
• Armey, Dick (fl. c. 2000), American politician
• Armfelt, Gustaf Mauritz (1757-1814)
• Arminius (17 BC-19 AD), Germanic war chief
• Arminius, Jacobus (1560-1609), Dutch theologian
• Armitage, Albert (1864-1943), British explorer
• Armitage, Peter (born 1924), statistician
• Armitage, Richard (born 1945), American official
• Armitage, Simon (born 1963), poet
• Armour, Philip (1832-1901), American food & transport entrepreneur

[edit] Arms

[edit] People named Arms

• Arms, Russell

[edit] Armst

[edit] Armste

• Armstead, Jason
• Armstead, Jessie
• Armstead, Ray

[edit] Armstr

[edit] Armstrong as whole surname

[edit] Armstrong, A-J

• Armstrong, A. H. (1909-1997), English educator and author
• Armstrong, Aaron (born 1977), Trinidad and Tobago athlete
• Armstrong, Adrienne (born 1969), businessperson
• Armstrong, Alexander (1818–1899), Irish surgeon, explorer & author
• Armstrong, Alexander (born 1970), British comedian
• Armstrong, Andrea (born 1982), American basketball player
• Armstrong, Bess (born 1953), American actress
• Armstrong, Billie Joe (born 1972), American musician
• Armstrong, Charles, baseball executive
• Armstrong, Dido (born 1971), British singer
• Armstrong, Edwin (1890-1954), American engineer
• Armstrong, Henry (1912-1988), American boxer
• Armstrong, James (1748-1828), American physician & politician
• Armstrong, James (1794-1868), American sailor
• Armstrong, James (1830-1893), Canadian politician
• Armstrong, James (died 1952), American soccer player &coach
• Armstrong, James S. (1821-1888), Canadian lawyer & British colonial jurist
• Armstrong, Jeannette (born 1948), Canadian writer
• Armstrong, John (1717-1795), American soldier & politician - Revolution; US House
• Armstrong, John Jr. (1758-1843), American soldier & politician - US Senate; cabinet

[edit] Armstrong, L-W

• Armstrong, Lance (born 1971), American cyclist
• Armstrong, Lee (born 1971), American actor
• Armstrong, Lil Hardin (1898-1971), American pianist & bandleader
• Armstrong, Louis Daniel "Satchmo" (1901-1971), American musician
• Armstrong, Moses K. (1832-1905), American politician
• Armstrong, Neil (born 1930), American astronaut
• Armstrong, Rebekka (born 1967), American model
• Armstrong, Rollo, British music producer and musician
• Armstrong, Vanessa Bell, musician
• Armstrong, William George (1810-1900), British engineer
• Armstrong, William H. (fl. 1970s), author

[edit] Armstrong as first unit of compound surname

• Armstrong-Braun, Klaus
• Armstrong Jones, Anthony (fl. late 20th century), filmmaker, photographer & British royal family member
• Armstrong-Jones, Charles
• Armstrong-Jones, Margarita
• Armstrong-Jones, Peregrine

[edit] Army

• Armytage, Samantha

[edit] Arn

[edit] Arna - Arni

• Arnal, Alberto (1913–1966), Spanish Valencian sportsperson
• Arnaldus of Villanova, scholastic philosopher
• Arnason, David (born 1940), Canadian writer
• Arnau, Javier (born 1973), Spanish hockey player
• Arnaud, William, scholastic philosopher
• Arnaz, Desi (1917-1986), Cuban-born actor
• Arnaz, Desi, Jr. (born 1953), American actor
• Arnaz, Lucie (born 1951), American actor
• Arndt, Adolf (1904-1974), German politician
• Arndt, Ernst Moritz (1769-1860), German poet
• Arne, Michael (1740-1786), British composer
• Arne, Susannah Maria (1714-1766), British singer & actor
• Arne, Thomas (1710-1778), British composer
• Arnell, Alan (born 1933), British footballer
• Arneth, Alfred Ritter von (1819-1897), Austrian historian
• Arnett, Peter (born 1934), New Zealand journalist
• Arnett, Ross H., Jr. (1919-1999), American entomologist
• Arnim, Bettina von (1785-1859), German poet
• Arnim, Ludwig Achim von (1781-1831), German poet

[edit] Arno

• Arnold, Adam (born 1981), American artist
• Arnold, Benedict (1741-1801), British & American soldier
• Arnold, Chris (born 1947), American baseball player
• Arnold, Eddy (b. 1918), American musician
• Arnold, Eve (born c. 1913), American photographer
• Arnold, Henry H. "Hap" (1886-1950), American air-soldier
• Arnold, Jonathan (1741-1793), American politician
• Arnold, Kokomo (1901-1968), American musician
• Arnold, Malcolm (born 1921), British composer
• Arnold, Matthew (1822-1888), English poet
• Arnold, Peleg (1751-1820), American politician
• Arnold, Theresa (born 1962), American boxer
• Arnold, Tom (born 1959), American comedian
• Arnold, Tom (fl. 1990s), British politician
• Arnold, Vladimir (born 1937), Soviet mathematician
• Arnold-Smith, Adrian (born 1947), British chemist

[edit] Aro - Arq

• Arocha, René (born 1966), Cuban baseball player
• Aronofsky, Darren (born 1969), film director
• Aronow, Donald Joel (1927-1987), speedboat builder
• Aronowitz, Al (1928-2005), American journalist
• Arora, Amrita, Indian actress
• Arora, Malaika, Indian actress
• Arora, Pankaj (born 1983), entrepreneur & writer
• Arosemena, Alcibíades (1883–1958), Panamanian politician
• Arotin, Alexander (born 1970), Austrian artist, director & designer
• Arp, Jean (1886-1966), sculptor, painter, and poet
• Arpaio, Joe (born 1932), American law-enforcement officer
• Arquer, Giovanni
• Arquer, Pietro
• Arquer, Sigismondo
• Arquette, Cliff (1905-1974), American actor
• Arquette, David (born 1971), American actor
• Arquette, Patricia, American actress
• Arquette, Rosanna (born 1959), American actress

[edit] Arr

• Arrabal, Fernando (born 1932), French dramatist, author
• Arrak, Jüri, Estonian painter
• Arrarás, Maria Celeste (born 1961), Puerto Rican journalist
• Arrau, Claudio (1903-1991), Chilean-American musician
• Arrhenius, Svante August (1859-1927), chemist and physicist
• Arriaga, Juan Crisostomo de (1806-1826), composer
• Arrian, ancient historian
• Arrieta, Emilio, Spanish composer
• Arrieta, Raymond (born 1965), comedian
• Arrieta, Saturnino Orestes Armas Miñoso (born 1922), Cuban-American baseball player
• Arrington, Jill (born 1972), American sports reporter
• Arrow, Kenneth (born 1921), economist
• Arrowsmith, Aaron (1750-1823), English geographer
• Arrowsmith, Alex (born 1982), American singer & songwriter
• Arroyo, Carlos (born 1979), Puerto Rican basketball player
• Arroyo, Carmen E. (born 1936), Puerto Rican politician
• Arroyo, Domingo (1970-1993), American soldier
• Arroyo Delgado, Jose Miguel (born 1970), Spanish bullfighter

[edit] Ars

• Arsacius of Tarsus, patriarch of Constantinople
• Arsenault, Adrienne (born 1967), Canadian journalist
• Arsenius Autoreianus, patriarch of Constantinople
• Arsenius of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Arsenius, patriarch of Constantinople
• Arses of Persia,(fl. 4th century BCE), King of Persia
• Arshinova, Alena (born 1985), East-German born Moldovan Transnistrian activist
• Arsinoe I of Egypt (305/295 BCE - ?), Queen of Egypt
• Arsinoe II of Egypt (316-270 BCE), Thracian ruler in Egypt
• Arsinoe III of Egypt (246 or 245 - 204 BCE), Queen of Egypt
• Arsinoe IV of Egypt (c. 68-41 BCE), ruler

[edit] Art - Arz

• Artabasdus, Byzantine Emperor
• Artaud, Antonin (1896-1948), actor, playwright, poet, essayist
• Artaxerxes I (465-425 BC), Persian king
• Artaxerxes II (circa 436-358 BC), Persian king
• Artaxerxes III (359-338 BC)
• Artemius of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Artemova, Ioulia Vladimirovna, Russian astrophysicist
• Arthansius (1564-1566), Metropolitan of Moscow
• Arthur, King (fl. 2nd, 5th, 6th, etc. century), possible historical basis for mythical and literary king of Britain
• Arthur, Alex (born 1978), British boxer
• Arthur, Beatrice, actress
• Arthur, Chester A. (1830-1886), American politician
• Arthur, Jean, actor
• Artin, Emil, mathematician
• Artsebarsky, Anatoly, astronaut
• Artusi, Catalina (born 1990), Argentine actress
• Artyuhin, Yuri, astronaut
• Artzet, Didier (born 1963), French race car driver
• Arudou Debito, American-born Japanese
• Arum, Bob, boxing promoter
• Arundel, Thomas (1353-1413), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Arutiunian, Alexander (born 1920), Armenian composer & pianist
• Arzoumanian, Alexander (born 1959), Armenian diplomat