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- Alexander Douglas Douglas (1843–1914), Australian inspector of police and explorer
- Charlie Douglas (Charles Edward Douglas), New Zealand explorer, surveyor, and Royal Geographical Society Gill Memorial Prize winner (1840–1916)
- David C. Douglas (1898–1982), British historian
- David Douglas, Lord Reston (born 1769), Adam Smith's heir
- George Douglas (priest), 1889–1973
- Gordon Douglas (monk), Bhikkhu monk
- Henry Alexander Douglas (1821–1875), Bishop
- James Douglas (journalist) (1867–1940), British newspaper editor, author and critic
- Sir James Nicholas Douglass, British civil engineer and lighthouse designer
- James W. Douglass, American author, activist, and Christian theologian
- James W. B. Douglas, social researcher
- Jane Douglas (c1700-1762), Brothel Keeper
- John E. Douglas (born 1945), FBI agent and criminal profiler
- Ken Douglas (born 1934), New Zealand trade union leader
- Lloyd C. Douglas (1877–1951), American minister and author
- Malcolm Douglas, 8th Laird of Mains
- Michael Dutton Douglas (1945–1963), road accident victim
- Robert Douglas (minister) (1594–1674), Scottish minister
- Robert Douglas (bishop) (died 1716), Scottish churchman
- Sir Robert Douglas, 6th Baronet (Robert Douglas of Glenbervie, 1694–1770), Scottish genealogist
- Robert M. Douglas (doctor) (born 1936), Chairman of Australia 21
- Stephen Douglas (journalist), British journalist
- Stephen Douglass, American actor
- Sue Douglas (born 1957), British media executive and former newspaper editor
- Vernon Francis Douglas(1910-1943), New Zealand priest
- Walter Douglas, Scottish drug trafficker
- William Douglas (died 1791), Scottish sea captain
- William Douglass (engineer) (1857–1913), British civil engineer and lighthouse designer
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