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[edit] Op - Oq
- Oparin, Aleksandr (1894-1980), Soviet biologist
- Opazo, Pedro, president
- Opel, Adam (born 1837), German engineer & industrialist
- Opel, John (born 1925), American businessman
- Ophüls, Max (1902-1957), film director
- Opie, Alan (born 1945), British singer
- Opie, John (1761-1807), painter
- Opothleyahola (c. 1798 -1863), American Creek politician & soldier
- Oppel, Albert (1831–1865), German paleontologist
- Oppen, George (1908-1984), American poet
- Oppenheim, Alan V. (born 1937), American engineer
- Oppenheim, Alexander (1903–1997), British mathematician
- Oppenheimer, Alan (born 1930), American actor
- Oppenheimer, Franz (1864-1943), German sociologist, economist
- Oppenheimer, Harry (1908-2000), businessman
- Oppenheimer, J. Robert (1904-1967), American physicist
- Oppert, Julius (1825-1905), German archeologist
- Oquaye, Aaron Mike, Ghanaian politician & academic
- Oquendo, Jonathan (born 1983), American Puerto Rican boxer
[edit] Ora - Ord
- Orage, Alfred (1873-1934), journalist
- Oramus, Marek, author
- Orantes, Manuel (born 1949), Spanish tennis player
- Orbach, Jerry (1935-2004), American actor
- Orbison, Roy (1936-1988), American singer
- Orbito, Alex (born 1940), Filipino fringe religious leader
- Orcagna, Andrea (1320-1368), artist
- Orchardson, William Quiller, Sir (1835-1910), painter
- Ord, Boris (1897-1961), British musician
- Ord, Edward (1818-1883), American soldier
- Ord, James Basevi (1892-1938), American soldier
- Orde, Sir John, 1st Baronet (1751-1824), British sailor
- Ordenana, Tony (1918-1988), Cuban baseball player
- Ordóñez, Antonio (1932-1998), Spanish bullfighter
- Ordóñez, Carmen (1955-2004), Spanish sports-family member
- Ordóñez, Cayetano (1904-1961), Spanish bullfighter
- Ordóñez, Francisco Rivera (born 1974), Spanish bullfighter
- Ordóñez, Magglio (born 1974), Venezuelan baseball player
- Ordóñez, Rey (born 1971), Cuban baseball player
- Ordono I of Asturias (c. 830 -866), Asturian monarch
- Ordway, Jonathan (born 1983), American football player
- O'Ree, Willie (born 1935), Canadian hockey player
- O'Reilly, Emily, Irish journalist & government administrator
- O'Reilly, William James Jr. (born 1949), American journalist
- O'Reilly, William Joseph "Tiger" (1905-1992), Australian cricketer & journalist
- Orellana, Francisco de (died 1546), Spanish soldier & explorer
- Orelli, Johann Caspar von (1787-1849)
- Oremans, Miriam (born 1972), Dutch tennis player
- Oreskovich, Alesha (born 1972), American model
- Oresme, Nicole (c. 1320 -1382), philosopher
- Orey, Cal (born c. 1960s), author
[edit] Orf - Orm
- Orff, Carl (1895-1982), German composer
- Orfila, Alejandro (born 1925), Argentine diplomat
- Organ, Bryan (born 1935), painter
- Organski, A.F.K. (born 1923), political scientist
- Orhan I (1284-1329), Turkish monarch
- Oriani, Alfredo (1852-1909), Italian writer & activist
- Orick, Abner J. (fl. 1980s), American politician
- Origen (182-251), religious leader & philosopher
- Oriola, Christian d' (born 1928), French fencer
- Oriola, Pierre Jonquères d' (born 1920), French equestrian
- Orkeny, Istvan (1912-1979), novelist
- Orlando, Tony (born 1944), musician
- Orlando, Vittorio (1860-1952), Italian diplomat & politician
- Orleans, Henri d', {1822-1897}, French prince & politician
- Orlicz, Władysław (1903-1990), Polish mathematician
- Orlik, Emil (1870-1932), artist
- Orlov, Alexander (1895–1973), Soviet spy
- Orlovsky, Peter (born 1933), poet
- Orłowski, Aleksander (1777–1832, Polish painter
- Orlowski, Andrew (born 1966), British columnist
- Orlowski, Teresa (born 1953), Polish actor
- Orman, Kate (born 1968), Australian author
- Ormandy, Eugene (1899-1985), conductor
- Ormerod, Eleanor Anne (1828-1901), British entomologist
- Ormesson, Jean d' (born 1925), French novelist
[edit] Orn - Ors
- Ornelas, Fernando de (born 1976), Venezuelan football player
- Ornelas, Oscar (fl. late 20th century), Mexican politician
- Ornelas Camacho, Jaime (born 1911), Portuguese politician
- Ornelas e Vasconcelos, Aires de (1837–1880), Portuguese religious leader
- Ornstein, Leo (1892-2002)
- Ornstein, Norman J., scholar & activist
- Orono, Rafael, boxer
- O'Rourke, Colm, footballer
- O'Rourke, Heather (1975-1988), actor
- O'Rourke, Mary, politician
- O'Rourke, P. J. (born 1947), American comic writer
- O'Rourke, Sean, Irish journalist
- Orozco, José Clemente (1883-1949), Mexican artist
- Orpen, William (1878-1931), Irish painter
- Orr, Alexander D. (1761-1835), American farmer & politician
- Orr, Benjamin (1947-2000), musician
- Orr, Bobby (born 1948), Canadian hockey player
- Orr, Robert D. (1917-2004), American politician
- Orr, Stephens J., Scottish photographer
- Orsborn, Albert (1886–1967), religious leader
- Orser, Brian (born 1961), Canadian skater
- Orsino, John (born 1938), American baseball player
- Ørsted, Hans Christian (1777-1851), Danish physicist
[edit] Orta - Orti
- Orta, Garcia da, botanist
- Ortega, Daniel (born 1945), Nicaraguan politician
- Ortega, David (born 1979), Spanish swimmer
- Ortega, Juliet (born 1981), Cuban sex worker & model
- Ortega, Palito (born 1941), Argentine singer
- Ortelius, Abraham (1527-1598), Belgian cartographer
- Orth, Al (1872-1948), American baseball player
- Ortiz, Aldo (born 1960), Mexican wrestler
- Ortiz, Carlos (born 1939), American Puerto Rican boxer
- Ortiz, Elin, American Puerto Rican performer & producer
- Ortiz, Jose, American Puerto Rican basketball player
- Ortiz, Luis (born c. 1962), American Puerto Rican boxer
- Ortiz, Luis "Perico", American Puerto Rican musician
- Ortiz, Manuel, boxer
- Ortiz, Manuel, Mexican wrestler
- Ortiz, Shalim (born 1979), actor & singer
- Ortiz, Tito (born 1975), American martial-arts practitioner
- Ortiz Acosta, Yesenia (born 1975), American Puerto Rican crime victim
[edit] Ortl - Ortv
- Ortleb, Charles (fl. c. 1990), journalist
- Ortleb, Rainer, German politician
- Ortoli, Francois-Xavier (born 1925), French politician
- Orton, Beth, musician
- Orton, Harold (1898-1975), linguist
- Orton, Joe (1933-1967), British dramatist
- Ortu, Francesco Cocco
- Ortvad, Erik (born 1917), painter
[edit] Orw - Orz
[edit] People named Osborn
- Osborn, Alex Faickney (1888-1966), American author
- Osborn, Chase (1860-1949), American politician
- Osborn, Frederick (1889-1981), American activist
- Osborn, Gene (fl. c. 1970), journalist
- Osborn, Harold (1899-1975), American athlete
- Osborn, Henry Fairfield (1857-1935), American geologist & paleontologist
- Osborn, John (1772-1848), British politician
- Osborn, John Robert (1899-1941), Canadian soldier
- Osborn, Sherard (1822-1875), British soldier
- Osborn, Sidney Preston (1884-1948), American politician
- Osborn, Thomas W. (1833-1898), American soldier & politician
[edit] Osborne
[edit] Osborne, A-K
- Osborne, Adam (1939-2003), computer pioneer
- Osborne, Barrie M., American film producer
- Osborne, Betty (1952-1971), Canadian murder victim
- Osborne, Bobby (born 1931), American musician
- Osborne, Buzz, musician
- Osborne, Charlie, "Uncle" (1890-1992), American musician
- Osborne, Darren, Canadian radio personality
- Osborne, Dave, "Super" (born 1942), American comedian
- Osborne, Francis, Duke of Leeds, 5th (1751-1799), British politician
- Osborne, George (born 1971), British politician
- Osborne, George, Duke of Leeds, 6th (1775-1831), British nobility
- Osborne, George W. (1927-1998), American musician
- Osborne, James (1857-1928), English soldier
- Osborne, Jeffrey (born 1948), singer
- Osborne, Joan (born 1963), American musician
- Osborne, John (1929-1994), British playwright
- Osborne, John (born 1936), Caribbean politician
- Osborne, John Eugene (1858-1943), American politician
[edit] Osborne, M-W
- Osborne, Mary Pope (born 1949), American author
- Osborne, Matt (born 1957), American wrestler
- Osborne, Milton, Australian historian
- Osborne, Phillip (1904-1936), explorer
- Osborne, R. Travis (born 1913), American psychologist
- Osborne, Richard, Australian football player
- Osborne, Sandra (born 1956), Scottish politician
- Osborne, Stephen (born 1947), Canadian writer
- Osborne, Steve, music producer
- Osborne, Steven (born 1971), British Scottish pianist
- Osborne, Stuart, British bodyguard
- Osborne, Ted, comic artist
- Osborne, Thomas (1631-1712), British statesman
- Osborne, Thomas Mott (1859-1926), American activist
- Osborne, Tom (born 1937), American politician & football coach
- Osborne, Travis, R. (born 1913), American psychologist
- Osborne, Weedon (1892-1918), American sailor
- Osborne, Willson (1906-1979), American composer
- Osbourne, Aimee (born 1983), British model
- Osbourne, Glen (born 1971), American wrestler
- Osbourne, Isaac (born 1986), British footballer
- Osbourne, Jack (born 1985), British musical family member
- Osbourne, Joey, American musician
- Osbourne, Kelly (born 1984), British singer,
- Osbourne, Louis (born 1975), British musical family member
- Osbourne, Ozzy (born 1948), British singer
- Osbourne, Sharon (born 1952), British TV personality
[edit] Osc - Osl
- Oscar I of Sweden (1799-1859)
- Oscar II of Sweden (1829-1907)
- Oscaris, Fernando (born 1979), Argentine hockey player
- Osceola (1804-1838)
- Osendarp, Tinus (1916-2002), Dutch athlete
- Osgood, Charles (born 1933), journalist
- Osgood, Charlie (born 1926), American baseball player
- Osgood, Chris, hockey player
- Osgood, Peter (born 1947), British football player
- O'Shane, Tjandamurra (born 1962), Australian aboriginal crime victim
- O'Shaughnessy, Eileen (1905-1945), literary family member
- O'Shea, Kitty (1845/46–1921), British political family member
- O'Shea, Tim, American basketball coach
- Osheroff, Abe (born 1915), Russian-born America activist & filmmaker
- Oshima, Nagisa, Japanese film director
- Osinski, Dan (born 1933), American baseball player
- Oslak, Vinko (born 1947), poet
- Osler, A. Follett (1808-1903), British meteorologist
- Osler, William (1849-1919)
[edit] Osm - Oss
- Osman II (died 1622), Turkish sultan
- Osmani, A. F. Golam (born 1933), Indian politician
- Osmena, Sergio (1878-1961), Philippine politician
- Osment, Haley Joel (born 1988), actor
- Osmerkin, Alexander (1892–1953), Russian artist
- Osmond, Alan (born 1949), American singer
- Osmond, Donny (born 1957), entertainer
- Osmond, Marie (born 1959), singer & actor
- Osojnik, Iztok (born 1951), poet
- Osorio, Juan (born c. 1960), Mexican producer
- Oss, Albert (fl. 1860s), American soldier
- Ossietzky, Carl von (1889-1938), journalist activist
- Ossman, Vess (1868-1923), musician
- Ostade, Adriaen van (1610-1685), painter
- Ostanek, Walter (born 1935), musician
- Ostashek, John (born 1936), Canadian politician
- Østbye, Adolf (1868-1907), Norwegian musician
- Oster, John (born 1978), British Welsh football player
- Ostermaier, Albert, dramatist & author
- Ostermann-Tolstoy, Alexander Ivanovich (1772–1857), Russian noble & soldier
- Osti, Josip (born 1945), poet
- Ostir, Karel (1888-1973), linguist
- Ostler, Blake, Mormon lawyer
- Östlund, Alexander (born 1978), Swedish footballer
- Ostrogradsky, Mikhail Vasilievich (1801-1862), mathematician
- Ostrogski, Aleksander (1571–1603), Polish nobleperson
- Ostrom, John (1928-2005), American paleontologist
- Ostrovskiy, Aleksey (born 1976), Russian politician
- Ostrovsky, Alexandr (1823–1886), Russian author
- Ostrowski, Alexander (1893–1986), Russian Ukrainian-born mathematician
- Ostrum, Peter (born 1957), American actor & veterinarian
- Ostwald, Wilhelm (1853-1932), chemist
- Osty, Eugene, French doctor
[edit] Osu - Osw
- O'Sullivan, Gilbert (born 1946), singer
- O'Sullivan, Maureen (1911-1998), Irish-born actor
- O'Sullivan, Sonia (born 1969), Irish runner
- O'Sullivan, Vincent (1868-1940), writer
- O'Sullivan, Vincent Gerard (born 1937), New Zealand writer
- Osuna, Al (born 1965), American baseball player
- Oswald of Bernicia (633-641), British monarch
- Oswald of Northumbria (c. 604–642), King of Northumbria
- Oswald of Worcester (died 992), English religious leader
- Oswald, Ian (born 1929), British Scottish researcher
- Oswald, Lee Harvey (1939-1963), American activist & assassin
- Oswald, Stephen S. (born 1951), astronaut
- Oswiu of Northumbria (641-670), Anglo-Saxon king
