Nicholls

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Nicholls is a surname of English origin, and may refer to several people:

• Agnes Nicholls, English soprano
• Andy Nicholls, English soccer hooligan
• Ashley Nicholls, English footballer
• Bernie Nicholls, Canadian ice hockey player
• Billy Nicholls, English musician
• Craig Nicholls, lead singer of The Vines
• Danielle Nicholls, English television presenter
• Danny Nicholls, English football manager
• Sir Douglas Nicholls, former Governor of South Australia
• Donald Nicholls, Baron Nicholls of Birkenhead, British Law Lord
• Eddie Nicholls, Guyanese cricket umpire
• Francis T. Nicholls, two-term Governor of Louisiana
• Geoff Nicholls, English musician
• George Nicholls (disambiguation)
• Graeme Nicholls, English guitarist
• Graham Nicholls, English artist
• Gwyn Nicholls, Welsh rugby player
• Harry Nicholls, recipient of the Victoria Cross
• John Nicholls (footballer), Australian rules football player
• Kevin Nicholls, English footballer
• Obed Nicholls, English craftsman
• Patrick Nicholls, English politician
• Paul Nicholls, English actor
• Peter Nicholls (musician)
• Peter Nicholls (writer), Australian literary scholar and critic
• Phoebe Nicholls, English actress
• Samuel Nicholls, Australian politician
• Sue Nicholls, English actress
• Stan Nicholls, Writer
• Thomas Nicholls, British boxer
• Victoria Nicholls, Australian actress

Nicholls may also refer to several places:

• In Australia:
  • Nicholls, Australian Capital Territory
• In the United States:
  • Nicholls, Georgia

Nicholls may also refer to:

• Nicholls State University, a Louisiana university named for Francis T. Nicholls

[edit] See also

• Nichols