Madden - People

People

  • Madudan mac Gadhra Mór (died 1008) ancestor of the Madden family of County Galway
  • Benji Madden and Joel Madden of the pop-punk band Good Charlotte
  • Bill Madden (sportswriter), columnist for the New York Daily News
  • Bunny Madden (1882-1954), Major League Baseball player
  • Charles Madden (disambiguation)
  • Deirdre Madden, an Irish writer
  • David Madden (disambiguation)
  • Edward Madden (1878–1952), American lyricist
  • Edward M. Madden (1818–1885), New York politician
  • Frederic Madden, paleographer
  • James Madden (disambiguation)
  • John Madden (disambiguation)
  • Justin Madden, former Australian rules footballer and politician
  • Liam Madden, a leader of Iraq Veterans Against the War
  • Mark Madden, The Beaver County Times columnist and former Pittsburgh ESPN radio broadcaster
  • Martin B. Madden, (1855-1928) US Congressman, promoted the Madden Dam for the Panama Canal
  • Michael Madden (Medal of Honor recipient), Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
  • Michael Madden (musician), a member of Maroon 5
  • Owen Madden (disambiguation)
  • Peter Madden (disambiguation)
  • Ray J. Madden, US senator in the 1950s
  • Richard Robert Madden, Irish physician and historian
  • Samuel Madden (MIT), an American computer scientist
  • Simon Madden, former Australian rules footballer
  • Steve Madden, a shoe designer and brand name
  • Thomas Madden (disambiguation)

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