People
- Alan Templeton, American geneticist and statistician
- Alec Templeton, Welsh-American musician
- Bert Templeton, Canadian junior ice hockey coach
- Brad Templeton, Canadian software engineer and entrepreneur
- Charles Templeton, Canadian personality
- David Templeton, Scottish footballer
- David J. Templeton, Irish Presbyterian minister, murder victim
- Ed Templeton, professional skateboarder
- Edith Templeton (1916–2006), novelist
- Fay Templeton, American stage actress
- Garry Templeton, Major League Baseball player
- Henry Templeton, Scottish footballer
- Herminie Templeton Kavanagh, Irish-American writer
- Hugh Templeton, New Zealand politician
- Ian Templeton, New Zealand journalist
- John Templeton (1912–2008), British businessman and philanthropist
- John Templeton (botanist) (1766–1825)
- John Montgomery Templeton, Scottish-Australian businessman
- Kelvin Templeton, Australian rules footballer
- Malcolm Templeton, New Zealand Foreign Service officer
- Mark Templeton (disambiguation), several people
- Nathan Templeton, fictional character
- Rini Templeton, American graphic artist
- Robert Templeton, naturalist
- Suzie Templeton, British animator
- Templeton 'Faceman' Peck, fictional character from the TV series The A-Team
- Thomas W. Templeton, American congressman
- Ty Templeton, Canadian comic book artist
- William Templeton (disambiguation), several people
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