People
| Trimble | |
|---|---|
| Family name | |
| Pronunciation | trim' bl |
| Region of origin | English |
| Related names | Tribble, Turnbull |
- Allen Trimble, Governor of Ohio, 1822 & 1826-1830
- Andrew Trimble, Irish rugby footballer
- Barbara Margaret Trimble, British crime/thriller writer
- Bjo Trimble, science fiction writer
- Bobb Trimble, folk musician
- Carey A. Trimble, Hawaii politician
- David Trimble (1944- ), Northern Irish politician, Conservative Party
- David Trimble (congressman)
- Frederick H. Trimble, American architect
- Gail Trimble, captain of the 2009 University Challenge champions from Corpus Christi, Oxford
- Glenn Trimble, Australian cricketer
- Gordon Trimble, American politician
- Isaac Ridgeway Trimble, Confederate General in the Civil War
- James Trimble may refer to:
- James William Trimble, U.S. Representative from Arkansas
- James W. Trimble (football coach), American college football coach
- James Trimble (Canadian politician), Speaker of the British Columbia legislature
- Jerry Trimble, American actor and martial artist
- Jim Trimble, American football coach
- Joe Trimble, baseball pitcher
- John Trimble, cofounder of the Grange farmers movement in the USA
- John Trimble (politician), U.S. Representative from Tennessee
- Kenny Trimble, American musician
- Laurence Trimble, silent movie star, writer, and director
- Lawrence S. Trimble (1825-1904), U.S. Representative from Kentucky
- Lester Trimble, American music critic and composer
- Louis Trimble, American writer
- Marcia Trimble, crime victim
- Robert Trimble, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court, 1826-1828
- Sam Trimble (cricketer), Australian cricketer
- Violet Trimble, fictional character in Drive (TV series)
- Virginia Trimble, American astronomer
- Vivian Trimble, member of Kostars and Dusty Trails pop groups
- William A. Trimble, U.S. Senator from Ohio
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