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- Geach, Peter, philosopher
- Gear, William, (1915-1997), painter
- Gébler, Carlo, member of Aosdána
- Geens, Gaston, 1981-1992, CVP
- Geer, Will (1902-1978), actor
- Geesink, Anton, (born 1934), judoka
- Gehrig, Lou, US baseball player
- Gehry, Frank, (born 1929), architect
- Geiger, Hans, (1882-1945), inventor
- Geiger, Roy, marine commando general
- Geißler, Heiner, (born 1930), German politician
- Gelasius I, Pope, (492-496)
- Gelasius II, Pope, (1118-1119)
- Gelbart, Larry, (born 1923), comedy writer
- Gelder, Aert de, (1645-1727), painter
- Geldof, Bob, (born 1951), British songwriter, singer of Boomtown Rats and third-world aid activist
- Gelfand, Boris, chess player
- Gelfer, Joseph, (born 1974), author
- Gellar, Sarah Michelle, (born 1977), US actress
- Geller, Efim, (USSR, 1925-1998), chess player
- Geller, Uri, Israeli magician and alleged psychokinetic
- Gellhorn, Martha, US journalist
- Gelli, Licio, (born 1919)
- Gellis, Roberta, author
- Gell-Mann, Murray, (born 1929), US physicist
- Gemar, Charles, astronaut
- Gemayel, Amine, (1942-); President of Lebanon (1982-1988)
- Gemayel, Bashir, (1947-1982); President of Lebanon (1982)
- Gemayel, Pierre, (1905-1984); Lebanese politican
- Gemayel, Philip, Maronite Patriarch
- Gemayel, Solange, Lebanese politician; former First Lady; widow of former President Bashir Gemayel.
- Geminiani, Francesco, (1687-1762), composer
- Gemma, Giuliano, actor
- Gemmei, empress of Japan
- Gemmell, David, (born 1948), US author
- Genda, Minory, Japanese fighter commander
- Genet, Jean, (1910-1986), French author
- Genghis Khan, (c. 1165-1227), Mongol leader
- Gennadius, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gennadius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gennadius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gennadius, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gen'nai, Kusaka
- Gennes, Pierre-Gilles de, physicist, Nobel prize winner
- Genovese, Vito, US Mafia boss
- Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, (1927-1992 affairs), German politician
- Gensho, empress of Japan
- Gensho, Empress, of Japan
- Gentileschi, Artemesia, painter
- Gentle, Mary, British science fiction author
- Gento, athlete
- Gentzen, Gerhard, (1909-1945), mathematician
- Geoffrey of Monmouth, churchman/historian
- Geoffrion, Bernie, "Boom-Boom", ice hockey player
- George, Boy, (born 1961), UK singer
- George, Chief Dan, actor
- George, Henry, (1839-1897), economist
- George III of the United Kingdom, (1801-1820), British monarch
- George II, King, king of England
- George II, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- George II of Greece, (1935-1947), king
- George II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- George I, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- George I of Great Britain, (1660-1727)
- George I of Greece, (1863-1913), king
- George I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- George IV of the United Kingdom, (1762-1830)
- George, Jean, My Side of the Mountain
- George, Margaret, author
- George of Podebrady, (1458-1471), Bohemian aristocrat
- George of Saxony, (1832-1904), King of Saxony (1902-1904)
- George, Saint
- George, Stefan, poet
- George VI of the United Kingdom, (1895-1952), British monarch
- George V of Hanover, (1819-1878), King of Hanover (1851-1866)
- George V of the United Kingdom, (1910-1936), British monarch
- Georgescu-Roegen, Nicholas (1906-1994), economist
- Georgine, Constance , Countess Markiewicz, politician
- Geraint of Dumnonia
- Gerard, of Abbeville, scholastic philosopher
- Gerard of Cremona, scholastic philosopher
- Gérards, Balthazar, – assassin of William I of Orange
- Gerasimus III, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Gerasimus III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gerasimus II, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Gerasimus II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gerasimus I, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Gerasimus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Gerber, Sally (born 1927), the Gerber baby
- Gere, Richard, (born 1949), US actor
- Gerena, Carlos Manuel, (born 1958), Puerto Rican FBI fugitive, suspect of bank robbery
- Gerhardsen, Einar, (1963-1965), Norwegian Prime Minister
- Gerhardt, Paul, (c. 1606-1676), poet
- Gerho, of Reichersberg, scholastic philosopher
- Gericault, Theodore, (1791-1824), painter
- Gericke, Katharina, dramatist, author
- Germaine de Staël, Anne Louise, (1766-1817), Madame de Staël
- Germain, Sophie, (1776-1831), mathematician
- German, Edward, (1862-1936), composer
- Germanicus, (15 BC-AD 19)
- Germanus III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Germanus II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Germanus I of Constantinople, patriarch of Constantinople
- Germanus IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Germanus V, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Germi, Pietro, film director
- Gernhardt, Michael, astronaut
- Gernsback, Hugo, (1884-1967), US science fiction editor
- Geronimo, (1829-1909), Apache warrior
- Gerontius, (1473-1489), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Gerrard, Lisa, Australian Musician/Singer, formally of Dead Can Dance
- Gerry, Elbridge, (1744-1814), US Governor of Massachusetts
- Gers, Janick, (born 1957), musician (Iron Maiden)
- Gerschwiler, Hans, World champion figure skater
- Gershon, Gina, (born 1962), US actor
- Gershwin, George, (1898-1937), US composer
- Gershwin, Ira, (1896-1983), composer, songwriter
- Gersonides, (1288-1344 CE), scholastic philosopher
- Gerson, John, (1363-1429), scholastic philosopher
- Gerson, Wojciech, Polish painter
- Gertz, Bruce
- Gerulaitis, Vitas, (United States)
- Gervais, Ricky, (born 1961), comedian
- Gesell, Silvio, (1862-1930)
- Gessle, Per, Swedish musician
- Gessner, Conrad, (1516-1565)
- Gesualdo, Carlo, (c.1561-1613), composer
- Gesualdo, Don Carlo, composer
- Gettier, Edmund, (born 1927), philosopher
- Getty, Donald, premier of Alberta 1985-11-01 to 1992-12-13
- Getty, J. P, (1892-1976), businessman
- Getz, Stan, tenor
