People
- Abbey Lee Kershaw (born 1987), Australian fashion model
- Andy Kershaw (born 1959), British radio DJ
- Anthony Kershaw (1915-2008), British Conservative Party Member of Parliament 1955 to 1987
- Betty Kershaw (born 1943), British professor of nursing
- Billy Kershaw, rugby league footballer of the 2000s
- Bob Kershaw, South African fighter pilot in World War II
- Cecil Kershaw (1895-1972), British fencer and rugby union footballer during the 1920s
- Clayton Kershaw (born 1988), US baseball player
- Devon Kershaw (born 1982), Canadian cross country skier
- Doug Kershaw (born 1936), American fiddle player
- Herbert Kershaw, English rugby union and rugby league footballer of the 1900s and '10s
- H. V. Kershaw (1918–1992), British dramatist
- Ian Kershaw (born 1943), British historian
- Jack Kershaw (1913-2010), American attorney
- Joseph B. Kershaw (1822–1894), US general
- L.R. Kershaw (1880-1969), pioneer Oklahoma settler, developer, banker and cattleman
- Les Kershaw, chief scout and academy director for Manchester United
- Liz Kershaw (born 1960), UK music broadcaster
- Nellie Kershaw (1891-1924), UK textile worker and the first asbestos victim
- Nik Kershaw (born 1958), UK singer-songwriter
- Richard Kershaw (born 1934), UK television reporter
- Sammy Kershaw (born 1958), singer and songwriter, a relative of the Cajun fiddler, Doug Kershaw
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