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List of people by name: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
Ma - Mb - Mc - Md - Me - Mf - Mg - Mh - Mi - Mj - Mk - Ml - Mm-Mn - Mo - Mp-Mt - Mu - Mv-Mz
Name Mi - Mic - Mid-Mif - Mig-Mih - Mik - Mil - Mim - Min - Mir-Mis - Mit - Mix-Miz
People named Mi
- Mi Hyun Kim, (LPGA Player)
Mic
- Michael I, Byzantine Emperor
- Michael I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Michael II, Byzantine Emperor
- Michael III, (839-867), Byzantine Emperor
- Michael III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Michael II of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Michael II of Russia
- Michael II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Michael I of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Michael I of Russia, (born 1596)
- Michael I of Serbia, Serbian king
- Michaelis, August Karl Arnold, biologist
- Michael IV, (1038-1040), Byzantine Emperor
- Michael IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
- Michael of Anchialus, patriarch of Constantinople
- Michael of Dzialdow, Polish painter
- Michael of Massa, scholastic philosopher
- Michael of Portugal, (1828-1834), Portuguese monarch
- Michael of Romania, Romanian king
- Michaels, Al, (born 1944), sports reporter
- Michael V, Byzantine Emperor
- Michael VI, Byzantine Emperor
- Michael VII, Byzantine Emperor
- Michael VIII Palaeologus, (1225-1282), Byzantine Emperor
- Michael, George, (born 1963), composer, singer-songwriter, musician
- Michaelis, Georg
- Michaelis, Leonor, biologist
- Michaels, Anne, Canadian writer
- Michaels, Bret, (of rock group Poison)
- Michaels, Lorne, (born 1944), Canadian Saturday Night Live originator
- Michalak, Antoni, Polish painter
- Michalczewski, Dariusz, world champion boxer
- Michalowski, Piotr, Polish painter
- Michaux, André, French botanist and explorer
- Michaux, Henri, poet and painter
- Micheaux, Oscar, (1884-1951), author and pioneer filmmaker
- Michelet, Jules, historien
- Michelin, Andre, French industrialist
- Michelle, Karla, (born 1985), actress
- Michell, John, (died 1793)
- Michellozzo, sculptor
- Michelozzi, Michelozzo, architect
- Michels, Christine, Canadian writer
- Michelsen, Christian, (1905-1907), Norwegian Prime Minister
- Michelson, Leo Russian-American artist; memeber of the Paris School
- Michelucci, Giovanni, architect
- Michener, James A, (1907-1997), US author
- Michikinikwa, (1752-1812), Chief of Miami Amerindian tribe
- Michael Autoreianus, patriarch of Constantinople
- Micombero, Michel, president
- Mickiewicz, Adam, (1798-1855), Polish poet, writer
Mid
- Midas, Greek mythological king
- Middleton, Arthur, (1742-1787), US Declaration of Independence signatory
- Middleton, Henry
- Middleton, Thomas, (1580-1627), dramatist
- Midgley, Thomas, (1889-1944), chemist, inventor
- Midler, Bette, (born 1945), US actress, musician
- Midori, (born 1971), violinist
Mie
- Miedinger, Max, (1910-1980), typeface designer; inventor of Helvetica
- Mieghem, Eugeen Van, (1875-1930), painter
- Mierscheid, Jakob Maria, (born 1933), German politician
- Mieszko III of Poland, (ruled 1194-1202), Polish ruler
- Mieszko II of Poland, (ruled 1025-1031, duke 1032-1034), Polish ruler
- Mieszko I of Poland, (962-992), Polish ruler
- Mieszko IV of Poland, (ruled 1210-1211), Polish ruler
Mif
- Mifflin, Thomas
- Mifune Toshiro, (1920-1997), Japanese actor
Mig
- Migenes, Julia, (born 1949), soprano
- Miguel, Luis
Mih
- Mihailescu, Freda, mathematician
- Mihajlovic, Draza, General of the Cetniks
- Mihelic, France, (1907-1998), painter, graphic artist
- Mihelic, Mira, (1912-1985), author
- Mihelic, Miran, (born 1925), architect
- Mihevc, Edo, (1911-1985), architect
- Mihok, Dash, (born 1974), actor
Mik
- Mikael IV of Alexandria, (1092-1102), Coptic Pope
- Mikael V of Alexandria, (1145-1146), Coptic Pope
- Mikan, George, (born 1924), basketball star
- Mikawa, Guinichi, Vice Admiral
- Mikhael I of Alexandria, (743-767), Coptic Pope
- Mikhail IV of Alexandria, (1475-1477), Coptic Pope
- Mikhalkov, Nikita, (born 1945), actor, director, producer, writer, politician
- Miki, Roy, Canadian writer
- Mikimoto Kokichi, (1858-1954), Japanese inventor of cultured pearl
- Mikita, Stan, (born 1940), Hockey Hall of Famer
- Miklosich, Franz von, (1813-1891), linguist
- Miklouho-Maclay, Nicolaus de
- Mikojan, Anastas, (died 1978), Soviet politician
- Mikolajczyk, Stanislaw, Polish statesman
- Mikulski, Kazimierz, Polish painter
Mil
- Milan I, (born 1854), king of Serbia
- Milan II of Serbia, (1868-6 1889), Serbian monarch
- Milankovic, Milutin, (1879-1958)
- Milbrett, Tiffeny, (born 1972), soccer player
- Milburn, Amos, musician
- Milch, Erhard, German soldier
- Miles, Buddy, (born 1946), musician
- Miles, Josephine, poet
- Miles, Lizzy, (1895-1963), singer
- Miles, Margaret, author
- Miles, Sarah, (born 1941), actor
- Miles, Tony, (1955-2001), chess player
- Milestone, Lewis, (1895-1980), Ukranian film director
- Miles, Vera, (born 1929), actress
- Milgaard, David, imprisoned for murder didn't commit
- Milhaud, Darius, (1892-1974), French composer
- Miliukov, Paul, Kadet leader
- Milius, John, (born 1944), US film director
- Milk, Harvey, (1930-1978), US gay politician
- Mill, James, (1773-1836), philosopher
- Mill, John Stuart, (1806-1873), English economist, philosopher
- Milla, Roger, athlete
- Milland, Ray, (1907-1986), actor
- Millay, Edna St. Vincent, (1892-1950), poet
- Miller, Alice, (born 1923), psychologist
- Miller, Alice Duer, poet
- Miller, Arthur, (born 1915), US dramatist
- Miller, Buddy, musician
- Miller, Coco and Kelly WNBA basketball players
- Miller, Dan
- Miller, Dennis, (born 1953), comedian
- Miller, Doris "Dorie, (1919-1943), US sailor at Pearl Harbor
- Miller, Ernest "Punch jazz musician
- Miller, Frank, (born 1957), US comic artist
- Miller, George, film director
- Miller, Glenn, (1904-1944), US musician
- Miller, Henry, (1891-1980), US author
- Miller, James
- Miller, James (1963-2003), fan man
- Miller, Jane, musician
- Miller, Joaquin, (1837-1913), poet
- Miller, John, US governor, politician
- Miller, Jonny Lee, (born 1972), actor
- Miller, Keith Harvey
- Miller, Lee, (1907-1997), photographer
- Miller, Leszek, Polish politician and Prime minister
- Miller, Marcus, (1975-2000), musician
- Miller, Max, British comedian
- Miller, Mitch, (born 1911), singer, TV personality
- Miller, Nathan L, US politician
- Miller, Roger, (1936-1992), musician
- Miller, Shannon, (born 1977), US gymnast
- Miller, Steve, (born 1943), musician
- Miller, Sue, (born 1943), author
- Miller, Walter M., Jr, (1923-1996), author
- See also Miller
- Millerand, Alexandre, (1859-1943), Minister of War
- Milles, Carl, (1875-1955), Swedish sculptor
- Millet, Catherine, author, modern art expert
- Millet, Francis David, (1846-1912), painter
- Millet, Jean-Francois, (1814-1875), painter
- Millett, Kate, (born 1934), feminist writer
- Millhauser, Steven, (born 1943), US author, novelist
- Milligan, Spike, (1918-2002), UK comedian
- Millowitsch, Willy, (1909-1999), actor
- Mills, Hayley, (born 1946), actress
- Mills, John, (born 1908), (Sir)
- Mills, Juliet, (born 1941), actress
- Mills, Michael, Ombudsman
- Mills, Pat, comic creator
- Mills, Wilbur, (1909-1992), US politician
- Mills, Wilbur Daigh, US congressman
- Milne, A. A, (1882-1956), author and journalist
- Milne, A.A, creator of Winnie the Pooh
- Milne, Christopher Robin, (born 1920), Christopher Robin prototype
- Milne, Lorna, Canadian senator
- Milner, Alfred, 1st Viscount Milner, politician
- Milnor, John, (born 1931), mathematician
- Milosevic, Slobodan, (born 1941), Serbian politician
- Milosz, Czeslaw, Pole
- Milsap, Ronnie, musician
- Miltiades
- Miltiades, Pope, (311-314),
- Milton, John, (1608-1674), English poet
- Milton, Little, musician
- Milton, Roy, musician
- Milutin, (1282-1321), Serbian monarch
- Milutin, Stefan, (1282-1321), Serbian monarch
Mim
- Mimms, Garnet, musician
- Mimoun, Alain, athlete
Min
- Mina I of Alexandria, (767-775), Coptic Pope
- Mina II of Alexandria, (956-974), Coptic Pope
- Minamoto no Sanetomo, (1192-1219), Japanese shogun
- Minamoto no Yoriie, (died 1204), Japanese shogun
- Minamoto no Yoritomo, (died 1199), Japanese shogun
- Minamoto no Yoshinaka, (1154-1184), Japanese general and shogun
- Minamoto no Yoshitomo, (1123-1160), Japanese general
- Minamoto no Yoshitsune, (1159-1189), Japanese general
- Minatti, Ivan, (born 1924), poet
- Mincy, Jerome BSN basketball player
- Mindaugas, (born 1253), King of Lithuania
- Mineo, Sal, (1939-1976), actor
- Miner, Jay, (1932-1994), microchip designer
- Minetti, Bernhard, (born 1905), actor
- Minger, Rudolf, (1881-1955), Swiss president
- Minghella, Anthony, (born 1954), film director
- Mingus, Charles, (1922-1979), US composer, musician
- Minkow, Barry, (born 1967), US entrepreneur convicted of fraud
- Minkowski, Hermann, (1864-1909), mathematician
- Minkowski, Rudolph, (1895-1976), astronomer
- Minne, George, Belgian sculptor
- Minnelli, Liza, (born 1946), US actor
- Minnelli, Vincente, (1903-1986), film director
- Minogue, Kylie, (born 1968), Australian-British singer
- Minoso, Minnie, baseball player
- Minott, Sugar, (born 1966), singer
- Minsky, Marvin Lee, (born 1927)
- Minter, Alan, (born 1951), world champion boxer
- Minter, Jeff, (born 1962), video game maker
Mir
- Mirabal, Maria Teresa, revolutionary against dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
- Mirabal, Minerva, revolutionary against dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
- Mirabal, Patria, revolutionary against dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
- Mirabeau, Honoré, (1749-1791), politician
- Miranda, Carmen, (1914-1955), singer, actress
- Miranda, Mario, boxer
- Mirbeau, Octave, (1848-1917), French art critic, novelist
- Miro, Joan, (1893-1983), Spanish surrealist painter
- Mirra, Dave, (born 1974), extreme sports champion
- Mirren, Helen, (born 1945), British actress
- Mirys, Augustyn, Polish painter
- Mirza, Sania, Indian tennis player
- Mirza, Shazia, British comedian
Mis
- Mises, Ludwig von, (1881-1973), free-market economist
- Mises, Richard von, (1883-1953), mathematician
- Mishima Yukio, (1925-1970), Japanese writer
- Mishnaevski, Alexander, Russian violinist
- Mishra, Brajesh, principal secretary to Prime Minister of India
- Mishra, Umashankar, CBI director
- Mísia, (fado singer)
- Misic, Zivojin, (1855-1921), Field Marshal
- Mistinguett, (1875-1956), French singer
- Mistral, Gabriela, (1889-1957), 1945 Nobel laureate
- Mistry, Rohinton, (born 1952), author
Mit
- Mitchell, Adrian, poet
- Mitchell, Billy, (1879-1936), military aviation pioneer
- Mitchell, Donald Grant, US novelist
- Mitchell, Edgar, (born 1930), US astronaut, Apollo 14
- Mitchell, Isaac, novelist
- Mitchell, Jane, Canadian writer
- Mitchell, Jared, Canadian writer
- Mitchell, John N
- Mitchell, Joni, (born 1943), singer/songwriter
- Mitchell, Margaret, (1900-1949), novelist
- Mitchell, Maria, (1818-1889), astronomer
- Mitchell, R.J
- Mitchell, S. Weir, American novelist, poet
- Mitchell, W.O, Who has Seen the Wind
- Mitchell-Hedges, F.A (1882-1959) UK explorer, writer
- Mitchum, Robert, (1917-1997), US actor
- Mitford, Jessica, (born 1917), writer
- Mitford, Nancy, (1904-1973), English novelist
- Mitford, Unity, (died 1948), fascist sympthizer
- Mithridates
- Miti, Luca, (born 1957), composer
- Mitrokhin, Vasili, KGB defector
- Mitscherlich, Alexander, (1836-1918), chemist
- Mitscherlich, Margarete, (born 1917), physician
- Mitterer, Felix, dramatist, author
- Mittermaier, Rosi, alpine ski champion
- Mitterrand, Francois, (1916-1996), French president
Mix
- Mix, Tom, (1880-1940), actor
Miy
- Miyazaki Hayao, (born 1941), Japanese anime film maker
- Miyazawa Kenji, (1896-1933), Night Train to the Stars, Matasaburo the Wind Imp
Miz
- Mizoguchi, Kenji, film director
- Mizzy, Vic, (born 1916), orchestra leader
