Notable People With The Surname Butt
- Alfred Butt, British theatre entrepreneur, Conservative politician and racehorse owner
- Major Archibald Butt, military aide to U.S. presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft
- Anthony Butt, New Zealand jockey
- Brent Butt, Canadian stand-up comedian, actor and writer
- Charles Butt, American grocer, son of Howard Butt
- Clara Butt, English contralto
- Dudley Butt, Manx politician
- Gavin Butt, British art historian
- Gizz Butt, British musician
- Hans-Jörg Butt, German goalkeeper
- Harry Butt, English cricketer
- Howard Butt, American founder of H-E-B grocery chain
- Hugh Butt, American physician
- Isaac Butt, an Irish leader of the Home Rule League
- John Butt (sport shooter), English sports shooter
- Len Butt (footballer born 1893), English footballer with Southampton and Bournemouth
- Len Butt (footballer born 1910), English footballer with Huddersfield Town and Blackburn Rovers
- Maggie Butt, British poet
- Miriam Butt, German linguist
- Nicky Butt, an English footballer
- Pâmela Butt, Brazilian porn star
- Peter Butt, Australian filmmaker
- Ray Butt, British film and television producer
- Simon Butt, British diplomat
- Sonya Butt, a female Special Operations Executive agent during World War II
- Tameka Butt, Australian association footballer
- Tom Butt, American politician in California
- William Butt, American politician in Georgia
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