Famous Grigsbys
- Hugh Blair Grigsby, Virginia statesman and historian
- Andrew Jackson Grigsby, Colonel for the Stonewall Brigade for the Confederate States Army in the American Civil War, and commander in the Battle of Antietam.
- Gary Grigsby, computer game programmer
- Boomer Grigsby, American football fullback
- Bill Grigsby, announcer for the Kansas City Chiefs
- Tamara Grigsby, representative for the Wisconsin State Assembly
- Charles Grigsby, American Idol contestant
- Vincent Grigsby, Author of various fiction novels
- Michael Grigsby, American author and photographer, uses pen name of Michael Axel
- Michael Grigsby, British filmmaker
- Michael Grigsby, Production accountant, bassist for The Bricker Band, oenophile
- Helen Grigsby Doss, Author of the memoir The Family Nobody Wanted
- Will Grigsby, IBF Light Flyweight Champion boxer
- Reginald Grigsby, owner of Grigsby Sports Group, Inc
- Eugene Grigsby, Jr., Notable African American artist.
- Bertram James Grigsby, President and co-inventor of the Grigsby-Grunow Company, makers of the Majestic Radio, the largest manufacturers of radios in the early 20th century.
- Shaw Grigsby, Bass Fisherman, sports commentator and host, of MyOutdoorTV.com
- John Grigsby, Kent, England author of books on myth and legend, most notably on the Grail legends and the Old English poem 'Beowulf'
- John Grigsby, Stafford County, Virginia. Virginia land owner. Came to America in 1642.
- John Grigsby, Captain, United States Army, leader in the Bear Flag Revolt and the Grigsby-Ide Party.
- Nathaniel Grigsby, friend of Abraham Lincoln.
- Aaron Grigsby, brother of Nathaniel Grigsby, husband to Sarah Lincoln.
- Sarah Lincoln Grigsby.
- Josh Grigsby, filmmaker, author of "The Architecture + Art of Signature Streets"
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