People
- Charles Alexandre Lesueur, French naturalist/artist
- Clinton LeSueur, Mississippi politician
- Eustache Le Sueur, a French painter
- Hubert Le Sueur, a French sculptor
- Jacques-François le Sueur, French Jesuit missionary
- Jean-François Le Sueur, a French composer
- Jean Le Sueur, a French priest
- Meridel Le Sueur, an American writer
- Pierre-Charles Le Sueur, a French explorer of North America
- Terry Le Sueur, a politician in Jersey
- Hal LeSueur, American actor of Huguenot descent
- Lucille LeSueur, real name of Joan Crawford, sister of above
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