People Surnamed Robb
- Alfred Robb (1873–1935), English physicist
- Andrew Robb (b. 1951), Australian politician
- AnnaSophia Robb (b. 1993), American actress
- Bruce Robb (b. 1954), American record producer
- Candace Robb (b. 1959), British author
- Chuck Robb (b. 1939), American politician
- Curtis Robb (b. 1972), British middle distance athlete
- David Robb (b. 1947), British actor
- Douglas Robb (b. 1975), American musician
- Ed Robb (b. 1942), American politician
- George Douglas Robb (1899–1974), New Zealand surgeon
- Graham Robb (b. 1958), British author
- Ian Robb, English folk singer
- Isabel Hampton Robb (1860–1910), American nursing theorist
- J. Hampden Robb (1846–1911), New York politician
- James Robb (disambiguation), several people
- John Robb (disambiguation), several people
- Lynda Bird Johnson Robb (b. 1944), elder daughter of American president Lyndon Baines Johnson
- Muriel Robb (1878–1907), British tennis player
- Natalie J. Robb (b. 1974), Scottish actress
- Paul Robb, musician
- Peter Robb (b. 1946), Australian author
- R. C. Robb, British athlete
- Rafael Robb (b. 1950), American economist
- Ralph Robb (1800–1850), Scottish clergyman
- Richard Robb, American politician
- Steven Robb (b. 1982), Scottish footballer
- Thomas Robb (b. 1946), Ku Klux Klan director
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