List of people by name: Se
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Sea
- Seaborg, Glenn Theodore (1912-1999), American physicist & science administrator
- Seacrest, Ryan (born 1974), American media personality
- Seaga, Edward Philip George (born 1930), Jamaican politician
- Seagal, Steven (born 1951), American action movie actor
- Seagren, Bob (born 1946), pole vaulter & actor
- Seal, Adler Berriman "Barry" (died 1986)
- Seale, Bobby (born 1936), American activist
- Sealey, Marger (born 1975), singer
- Seals, James (born 1940), musician
- Searfoss, Richard, (born 1956), astronaut
- Searle, James (c.1730-1797), American merchant & politician
- Searle, John (born 1931), philosopher
- Searle, Ronald (born 1920), illustrator
- Searles, (William) Baird (1934-1993), science fiction author and critic
- Searles, Edward Francis (1841-1920), entrepreneur
- Sears, Edmund H. (died 1876), composer
- Sears, Richard (1863-1914), retailing entrepreneur
- Sears, William (1911-1992), American religious leader & author
- Sears, William (fl. late 20th century), American doctor & author
- Seaton, Frederick Andrew (1909-1974), politician
- Seaton, George (1911-1979), film director
- Seaton, Lynn
- Seattle, Chief (c. 1786 –1866), American Suquamish cheif
- Seaver, Tom (born 1944), baseball player
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Seb - Sec
- Sebastian, St. (died c. 287), religious leader
- Sebastian, Joan (fl. 1980s), Mexican singer
- Sebastian, John (born 1944), singer-songwriter
- Sebastian, William (1812-1865), American jurist & politician
- Sebes, Gusztáv (1906-1986), Hungarian football manager
- Sebbi of Essex (r. 665-695)
- Seberg, Jean (1938-1979), actor
- Sebestyen, Ouida (born 1924), author
- Sebree, Charles (1914-1985), painter
- Secada, Jon (born 1961), singer
- Secker, Thomas (1693-1768), British religious leader
- Secombe, Harry (1921-2001), entertainer
- Secord, Elizabeth (1841-1916), doctor
- Secord, Laura (1775-1868), Canadian activist
- Secundus, Johannes (1511-1536), Dutch poet
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Sed - Sef
- Seda, Jon, born (1970), actor
- Sedaka, Neil, (born 1939), composer, songwriter
- Seddon, Rhea, (born 1947), astronaut
- Seddon, Thomas, (1821-1856), English painter
- Sedecion, patriarch of Constantinople
- Sedecion, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Sedej, Maksim, (1909-1974), painter.
- Sedgwick, Adam, (1785-1873), geologist
- Sedgwick, Catharine Maria, (1789-1867), US novelist
- Sedgwick, Edie, (1943-1971), American actress
- Sedgwick, Kyra, (born 1965), actress
- Sedgwick, Theodore, (1746-1813), U.S. Congressman and Senator from Massachusetts
- Sedley, Kate, author
- Sedov, Leon, (1906-1938), Trotskyist leader
- Sedova, Natalia, (1882-1962), revolutionary socialist theorist
- Seebeck, Thomas Johann, (1770-1831), engineer
- Seeger, Pete, (born 1919), American musician and activist
- Seehofer, Horst, CSU
- Seeler, Uwe, (born 1936), footballer
- Seferis, Giorgos, (1900-1971), Greek poet
- Sefström, Nils Gabriel, (1787-1845), chemist
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Seg - Seh
- Segal, Erich, (born 1937), author
- Segal, George, (born 1924), sculptor
- Sega, Ronald (b. 1952), astronaut
- Segar, Elzie Crisler (1894-1938), Popeye
- Seger, Bob, (born 1945), musician
- Seghers, Anna, (1900-1983), German writer
- Segni, Mariotto
- Segovia, Andrés, (1893-1987), musician
- Seguier, Pierre, (1588-1672), chancellor of France
- Sehested, Hannibal (1609-1666)
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Sei - Sek
- Seibert, Mark, American video game producer and composer
- Seidel, Georg, dramatist, author
- Seidler, Harry (1923-2006), Australian architect
- Seidman, Mitch, musician
- Seierstad, Åsne (born 1970), Norwegian journalist
- Seifert, Jaroslav (1901-1986), Czech writer, poet and journalist.
- Seifert, Rainer (born 1947), German field hockey player
- Seigel, Jerry (died 1996), American cartoonist
- Seigner, Emmanuelle, (born 1966), French actor
- Seimu, Emperor, emperor of Japan
- Seinei Emperor, emperor of Japan
- Seinfeld, Jerry (born 1954), American comedian
- Seirawan, Yasser (born 1960), Syrian-born American chess player
- Seiters, Rudolf, German politician
- Seiwa, Emperor (850-880), emperor of Japan
- Seizinger, Katja (born 1972), German skier
- Sejong the Great (1397-1450), Korean monarch
- Seka (born 1954), American actor
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Sel
- Selänne, Teemu (born 1970), Finnish ice hockey player
- Selberg, Atle (born 1917), mathematician
- Seles, Monica (born 1973), Tennis player
- Seleucus I Nicator (born 356 BC), later Satrap and then King of Babylon. (approximate date).
- Self, Will (1797-1888), emperor 1871-1888
- Selfridge, John, mathematician
- Selig, Bud (born 1934), baseball team owner and commissioner
- Seligman, Arthur (1873-1933), American businessman, politician
- Seligman, Charles Gabriel (1873-1940), British ethnologist
- Seligman, Edwin Robert Anderson (1861-1939), American economist
- Seligman, Joel
- Seligman, Martin
- Seligmann, Werner (1930-1998), American architect
- Selimović, Meša (1910-1982) Serbian and Bosnian writer
- Seliskar, Tone (1900-1969), poet
- Selkirk, Alexander (1676-1723), prototype for Robinson Crusoe
- Sellars, Wilfrid (1912-1989), philosopher
- Selleck, Tom (born 1945), US actor
- Sellers, Peter (1925-1980), actor
- Sellers, Piers (born 1955), astronaut
- Selmer, Christian August (1816-1899), Norwegian Prime Minister 1880-1884
- Selvadurai, Shyam (born 1965), Canadian writer
- Selwart, Tonio (1896-2002), stage and movie actor
- Selwyn, Francis, author
- Selys Longchamps, Sybille de (born 1941) Belgian aristocrat
- Selznick, David O. (1902-1965), movie producer.
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Sem - Sen
- Sembler, Melvin (born 1930),
- Semler, Johann Salomo (1725-1791), German theologian
- Semlin, Charles Augustus (1836-1927)
- Semmelweis, Ignaz (1818-1865), antiseptic pioneer
- Semolic, Peter (born 1967), poet
- Semon, Waldo (1898-1999), inventor of vinyl
- Semper, Gottfried (1803-1879), architect
- Sempolinski, Jacek, Polish painter
- Semyonov, Nikolay Nikolayevich (1896-1986), physicist and chemist, Nobel Prize for Chemistry
- Sen, Amartya (born 1933), economist
- Sen, Riya (born 1981), Indian actress
- Sen, Ronen (born 1944), India's ambassador to USA
- Sen, Sushmita (born 1975), Indian actress
- Sendak, Maurice (born 1928), author
- Senatorov, Aleksandr Sergeyevich (1912-1993), a commander in the Soviet armed forces
- Seneca (c. 54 BC-AD 39), poet
- Seneca the Elder (c. 3 BC-AD 65), rhetorician
- Senesh, Hannah (1921-1944), Hungarian WW2 partisan
- Senesino (1690?-1750?), opera-singer
- Seney, Joshua (1756-1798), American farmer, U.S. Congressman from Maryland
- Senghor, Léopold (1906-2001), poet
- Sengi, Antonio, Italian president
- Senka, Emperor, emperor of Japan
- Senna, Ayrton (1960-1994), formula 1 driver
- Sennacherib (705-681 BC)
- Sennett, Mack (1880-1960), movie director
- Sennholz, Hans F. (born 1922), Austrian school economist
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Seo - Seq
- Seoane, Mariana, (born 1976), Mexican actress
- Seok-heon Ham, (1901-1989), Korean Quaker
- Sepe, Frank, bodybuilder and model.
- Sepe, Majda, singer.
- Sepe, Mojmir, (born 1930), composer and musician.
- September, Dulcie, South African activist
- Sepúlveda, Luis, Chilean novelist
- Septimius Severus, (146-211), Roman emperor
- Sequoyah, American Cherokee leader
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Sera - Serl
- Serafim, (1819-1821), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Serapheim II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Serapheim I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Serbia, Xavier, (born 1967), singer, former member of Menudo
- Sercu, Patrick, cyclist
- Serebrov, Alexander, astronaut
- Sereysothear, Ros, Khmer Singer-songwriter
- Sergel, Johan Tobias, (1740-1814), sculptor
- Sergeant, Jonathan Dickinson, (1746-1793), U.S. Continental Congressman for New Jersey
- Sergeant, John, (1779-1852), U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
- Sergius, (1893-1898), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Sergius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Sergius I, Pope, (687-701)
- Sergius II, Pope, (844-847)
- Sergius III, Pope, (904-911)
- Sergius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Sergius IV, Pope, (1009-1012)
- Sergius of Nizhny Novgorod, (1927-1943), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Seri, Pak, (LPGA Player)
- Serkis, Andy, (born 1964), actor
- Serling, Rod, (1924-1975), scriptwriter & TV host
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Sern - Serv
- Serna, Magüi (born 1979), Spanish tennis player
- Serocki, Kazimierz (died 1981), composer
- Seroux D'Agincourt, Jean Baptiste Louis George
- Serov, Valentin Aleksandrovich (1865-1911), painter
- Serra, Francesco Pais
- Serra, Junipero (1713-1784), priest
- Serra Lima, Maria Martha (born c. 1950), Argentine singer
- Serralles, Juan, Puerto Rican entrepreneur
- Serrano, Andres (born 1950), American artist
- Serrano, Francisco (born 1983), Mexican emigrant
- Serrano, Irma (born 1927), Mexican actress
- Serrano, Joseph (born 1981), Puerto Rican boxer
- Serrano, Laura, Mexican boxer
- Serrano, Samuel (born 1952), Puerto Rican boxer
- Serre, Jean-Pierre (born 1926), mathematician
- Sertillanges, Antonin, religious leader
- Servais, Raoul, animator
- Servetus, Michael (1511-1533)
- Service, Robert
- Service, Robert W. (1874-1958), poet
- Servius Sulpicius Rufus (born 106 BC), Roman politician
- Servranckx, Victor, artist
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Ses - Seu
- Ses, Murat (born before 1960), Turkish musician
- Sesboué, Bernard, religious leader
- Sese Seko, Mobuto (1930-1997), Congolese soldier & politician
- Seshadri, Kartik, sitarist
- Sessions, Roger (1896-1985), American composer
- Sessler, Gerhard (born 1931), German engineer and inventor
- Sesto, Camilo (born 1946), Spanish singer
- Seth (born 1962), Canadian writer, artist
- Seth, Vikram (born 1952), Indian poet
- Setlakwe, Raymond C. (born 1928), Canadian entrepreneur, jurist & politician
- Seton, Alexander (1555-1622), Scottish politician; first Earl of Dunfermline
- Seton, Alexander (1642-1677), Third Earl of Dunfermline (Scotland)
- Seton, Anya (c. 1910 - 1990), American author
- Seton, Charles (1615-1672), Second Earl of Dunfermline (Scotland)
- Seton, Elizabeth Ann (1774-1821), American religious leader
- Seton, James (before 1677-1694), Fourth (and final) Earl of Dunfermline (Scotland)
- Settignano, Desiderio da, (c.1430-1464), sculptor
- Setzer, Brian (born 1959), musician
- Seurat, Georges (1859-1891), French painter
- Seuss, Dr. (1904-1991), American author
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Sev - Sex
- Sevareid, Eric, (1912-1992), reporter
- Sevastyanov, Vitali, (born 1935), astronaut
- Severinsen, Carl H. "Doc", (born 1927), composer, musician
- Sever, Savin, (born 1927), architect.
- Sever, Stane, (1914-1970), actor, theatre director and professor
- Severini, Gino, (1883-1966), painter
- Severino, Frank A., (born 1966), musician, artist & author
- Severinus, Pope, (died 640)
- Severn, Joseph, (1793-1879), British painter
- Severus, Alexander, (208-235), Roman Emperor
- Sevier, Ambose, (1801-1848), U.S. statesman, first U.S. Senator from Arkansas
- Sevigny, Chloë, (born 1974), actor
- Sevcec, Pedro, television journalist
- Sewall, Samuel, (1652-1730), American colonial judge at Saalem withcraft trials
- Sewall, Samuel, (1757-1814), American lawyer, U.S. Congressman from Massachusetts
- Seward, Austin, (1793-1860), abolitionist and author
- Seward, William H., (1801-1872), Whig, 1839-1842
- Sewell, Anna, (1820-1878), author
- Sewell, Henry, (1807-1879), New Zealand's first Prime Minister
- Sewell, Joe, (1898-1990), baseball player
- Sewell, Luke, (1901-1987), baseball player
- Seweryn, Andrzej, actor
- Sexred of Essex, (616/7-617), King of Essex
- Sexton, Anne, (1928-1974), poet
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Sey - Sez
- Seydlitz, Friedrich Wilhelm von, (1721-1773), soldier
- Seyfert, Carl Keenan, (1911-1960), American astronomer
- Seymour, David, (1911-1956), photographer
- Seymour, Horatio, (fl. 1860s), American politician
- Seymour, Jane, (1509-1537), English royal-family member
- Seymour, Mark, singer
- Seymour, Phil, musician
- Seyn, Franz Albert, (1862 - 1918), soldier
- Seyss-Inquart, Arthur, (1892-1946), German occupation administrator
- Sezer, Ahmet Necdet, Turkish politician
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