Stockdale - People

People

  • Alexander Stockdale (1509–1563), English MP for Kingston upon Hull
  • Andrew Stockdale, lead singer of Australian band Wolfmother
  • Carl Stockdale (1874–1953), American actor
  • David Stockdale, English footballer (Fulham)
  • Fletcher Stockdale (1823?–1890), American politician
  • James Stockdale (1923–2005), United States Navy admiral, 1992 U.S. Vice-Presidential candidate
  • John Stockdale (1749?–1814), English publisher
    • John Joseph Stockdale (1770–1847), son of John Stockdale, and also a publisher
    • Mary Stockdale (1769–1821), writer and publisher, daughter of John Stockdale
  • Joseph Stockdale, first editor and printer of The Bermuda Gazette (est. 1784); commemorated on a Bermuda stamp in 1984
  • Percival Stockdale (1736–1811), anti-slavery English poet
  • Robbie Stockdale, English footballer (Middlesbrough)
  • Stuart Stockdale, English fashion designer, former head of design at Pringle of Scotland
  • Tim Stockdale, English equestrian
  • William Stockdale, (1634–1693) English MP for Knaresborough
  • William Stockdale (Vice-Chancellor), Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, 1494

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