List of people by name: Chf-Chq

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Contents 1 Access to rest of list 2 Chh 3 Chi 3.1 Chia - Chik 3.2 Chil 3.2.1 Chila 3.2.2 Child 3.2.2.1 People named Child 3.2.2.2 Childe - Childi 3.2.2.3 Childr - Childs 3.2.3 Chile - Chilt 3.3 Chim - Chip 3.4 Chir - Chiz 4 Chl - Chm 5 Cho 5.1 People named Cho 5.2 Choa - Choi 5.3 Chop - Chou 5.4 Chow - Choy

[edit] Access to rest of list

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Cha | Chb-Che | Chf-Chq | Chr | Chs-Chz

[edit] Chh

• Chhabria, Aarti (born 1982), Indian actor & model
• Chhabria, Dilip, Indian car designer
• Chhiri, Babu (1965-2001), Nepalese climber

[edit] Chi

[edit] Chia - Chik

• Chia
  • Chiang Ching-Kuo
  • Chiang Kai-shek (1887-1975), Chinese soldier & politician
  • Chiang, Ted, author
  • Chiao, Leroy, astronaut
• Chib - Chid
  • Chibnall, Albert (1894–1988), British biochemist
  • Chiburdanidze, Maya, chess player
  • Chicheley, Henry, British religious leader
  • Chichibabin, Aleksei (1871–1945), Soviet Russian chemist
  • Chico, Lynette, model and actress
  • Chidsey, Alan Lake (1904-1981), American educator
• Chie - Chik
  • Ch'ien Mu (1895–1990), Chinese philosopher
  • Chifley, Ben (1885-1951), Australian politician
  • Chigi, Agostino (1465-1520), Italian banker
  • Chikatilo, Andrei (1936-1994), Russian serial killer
  • Chiklis, Michael (born 1963), American actor
  • Chikobava, Arnold (1898-1985), Georgian linguist
  • Chikvaidze, Aleksandr (born 1932), Georgian politician & diplomat

[edit] Chil

[edit] Chila

• Chilavert, Jose Luis (born 1965), Paraguayan soccer player

[edit] Child

[edit] People named Child

• Child as whole surname
  • Child, F
    • Child, Francis James (1825-1896), American scholar & educator
  • Child, J
    • Child, John (died 1690), English colonial governor
    • Child, Josiah (1630-1699), English merchant & colonial governor
    • Child, Julia (1912-2004), American cook & writer
  • Child, L
    • Child, Lincoln (born 1957)
    • Child, Lydia Maria (1802-1880), American novelist
• Child as first unit of compound surname
  • Child-Villiers, Victor (1845-1915), 7th Earl of Jersey

[edit] Childe - Childi

• Childe
  • People named Childe
    • Childe, Vere Gordon (1892-1957), British-Scottish archeologist
  • Childeb
    • Childebert II of Austrasia (570-595), 575-595 (Austrasia)
  • Childer
    • Childers, Ambyr
    • Childers, Erskine Hamilton (1905-1974), Irish politician
    • Childers, Rita
    • Childers, Rodney
• Childi
  • Childish, Billy

[edit] Childr - Childs

• Childr
  • Childress, A-J
    • Childress, Alice (1920-1994), American novelist
    • Childress, Brandon
    • Childress, James
    • Childress, Josh
  • Childress, M-R
    • Childress, Mark
    • Childress, Randolph
    • Childress, Richard
    • Childress, Ross
• Childs
  • Childs, Chris
  • Childs, Chris
  • Childs, David
  • Childs, John
  • Childs, Simon
  • Childs, Tracey

[edit] Chile - Chilt

• Chile
  • Chiles, Adrian (born 1967), British journalist
• Chill - Chilp
  • Chillingworth, William (1602-1644), English religious leader
  • Chilperic I of Neustria, 567-584 (Neustria)
• Chilt
  • Chilton, Alex (born 1950), American musician & producer
  • Chilton, Charles (born 1917), British author & journalist
  • Chilton, Kevin (born 1954), American air-soldier & astronaut

[edit] Chim - Chip

• Chim
  • Chimbel, Aaron (born 1979), American journalist
• Chin
  • Chin, Alan, American painter
  • Chin, Alan (fl. 1990s and beyond), photographer
  • Chin, Unsuk (born 1961), Korean-German composer
  • Ching Shih (1775-1844), Chinese pirate & entrepreneur
  • Chinmayananda (1916-1993), Indian religious leader
• Chip
  • Chiparus, Demetre H. (1886-1947), Romanian-born sculptor
  • Chippendale, Thomas (1718-1779), British furniture maker
  • Chippington, Ted (fl. 1980s), British comedian

[edit] Chir - Chiz

• Chir
  • Chirac, Jacques (born 1932), French politician
  • Chirico, Giorgio (1888-1978), Greek-Italian painter
  • Chirikov, Aleksei (1703–1748), Russian sailor
  • Chiron, Louis (1888-1978), West European race driver
• Chis
  • Chish - Chisl
    • Chisholm, Alexander (1790–1854), British-born politician
    • Chisholm, Alexander Hugh (1890–1977), Australian journalist, author & ornithologist
    • Chisholm, Jesse (died 1868), American pioneer
    • Chisholm, Shirley (born 1924), American politician
    • Chisiza, Yatuta (1926-1967), Malawian politician & activist
    • Chislenko, Alexander (1959–2000), Russian essayist
  • Chiss - Chisu
    • Chissano, Joaquim Alberto (born 1939), Mozambican politician
    • Chistov, Stanislav (born 1983), Russian hockey player
    • Chisum, John (died 1884), American cattle entrepreneur
• Chiu
  • Chiu, Alex (born 1971), American entrepreneur
  • Chiu, Alex (fl. c. 2000), Filipino-born Canadian politician & businessperson
  • Chiu-Shao, Ch'in (1202-1261), Chinese mathematician
• Chiz
  • Chizhevsky, Alexander (1897–1964), Soviet physiologist & biophysicist

[edit] Chl - Chm

• Chl
  • Chladni, Ernst (1756-1827), German physicist
  • Chlebnikov, Velimir (1885-1922), writer
  • Chliarenus, Constantine, patriarch of Constantinople
  • Chłopicki, Józef (1771-1854), Polish soldier
  • Chlumsky, Anna (born 1980), American actor
• Chm
  • Chmielnicki, Bohdan (died 1657), East-European noble & activist
  • Chmielowski, Adam (1845-1916), Polish painter

[edit] Cho

[edit] People named Cho

• Cho, David Yonggi (born 1936), Korean religious leader
• Cho, Frank, American comic-strip artist
• Cho, Margaret (born 1968), American comedian

[edit] Choa - Choi

• Choa - Chof
  • Choate, Rufus (1799-1859), American politician
  • Chocolate, Kid (1910-1988), Cuban boxer
  • Chodowiecki, Daniel (died 1801), German painter
  • Chofetz Chaim (1838–1933), Polish religious leader & author
• Choi - Chok
  • Choi, Hee Seop, Korean baseball player
  • Choi Yong-kun (c. 1900 -c. 1970), Korean politician
  • Chokei, emperor of Japan
• Chol
  • Cholakis, Ernie (born 1962), Canadian hockey player
• Chom
  • Chomet, Sylvain (born 1963), French animator & director
  • Chomsky, Marvin J. (born 1929)
  • Chomsky, Noam (born 1928), linguist & activist
• Chon
  • Chong as given name
    • Chong (143-145), emperor of Han China
  • Chong, M
    • Chong, Marcus (fl. 1990s), American actor
    • Chong, Michael (born 1971), Canadian politician
    • Chong Mong-Chu (1337-1392)
  • Chong, R-T
    • Chong, Rae Dawn (born 1962), Canadian-born actor
    • Chong, Tommy (born 1938), Canadian-born actor & comedian

[edit] Chop - Chou

• Chop
  • Chopi
    • Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849), Polish composer
    • Chopin, Henri (born 1922), poet
    • Chopin, Kate (1850-1904), American author
  • Chopr
    • Chopra, Prem, Indian actor
    • Chopra, Priyanka, Indian actress
• Choq - Chot
  • Choquet, Alain (1901-1991), Canadian actor & musician
  • Chorin, Aaron (1766-1844), Hungarian religious leader
  • Chotek, Sophie (1868-1914), Austrian royal-family member
• Chou
  • Chou En-Lai (fl. 20th century), Chinese politician
  • Chouinard, Joseé (born 1969), Canadian skater
  • Chouneau, Chief (1888-1946), Native American baseball player
  • Choun Nath, Samdech Sangha Raja Jhotañano (1883-1969), Cambodian religious leader & activist

[edit] Chow - Choy

• Chow
  • People named Chow
    • Chow Yun-Fat (born 1955), Chinese actor
  • Chowd
    • Chowdhury, A. B. M. Mohiuddin, Bangladeshi politician
    • Chowdhury, A. F. M. Ahsanuddin (1915-2001), Bangladeshi politician
    • Chowdhury, A. Q. M. Badruddoza (born 1932), Bangladeshi politician
    • Chowdiah, Tirumakudalu (1895-1967), Indian violinist
  • Chowl
    • Chowla, Sarvadaman (1907-1995), mathematician
  • Chown
    • Chowne, Albert (1920–1945), Australian soldier
• Choy
  • Choy, Wayson (born 1939), Canadian writer
  • Choyce, Lesley, Canadian writer