People
- Don Kirkham, American soil scientist
- Frances Kirkham, British Judge
- Fred Kirkham (1937 – 2007), Australian rower, songwriter and judge
- Fred Kirkham (football manager) (died 1949), English football referee and manager of Tottenham Hotspur
- Glenn Kirkham, English hockey player
- Ian Kirkham (born 1963), English saxophonist
- John Kirkham (adventurer) (c.1830 - 1876), British adventurer
- Kathleen Kirkham (1895 – 1961), silent film actress
- Millie Kirkham, American backing singer
- Oscar A. Kirkham (1880 – 1958), leading figure in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Paul Kirkham (born 1969), English footballer
- Reg Kirkham (1919 – 1999), English footballer
- Richard Kirkham (born 1955), American philosopher
- Rick Kirkham, American journalist
- Stanton Davis Kirkham (1868 -1944), American naturalist, philosopher, ornithologist and author
- Tom Kirkham, English football referee
- Tommy Kirkham, Northern Ireland loyalist politician
- Tony Kirkham (born 1957), English botanist
- Wilf Kirkham (1901 – 1974), English footballer
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