People
- Amy Nuttall (b. 1982), British actress
- Anthony Nuttall (1937–2007), English literary critic
- Carrie Nuttall, photographer
- Charles Nuttall (1872–1934), Australian artist
- David Nuttall (b. 1962), British politician
- Enos Nuttall (1842–1916), Clergyman
- Geoffrey Nuttall (1911–2007), Clergyman
- George Nuttall (1863–1937), British-American bacteriologist
- Gordon Nuttall (b. 1953), Australian politician
- Harry Nuttall (1849–1924), British politician
- Harry Nuttall (1897–1969), English footballer
- Jeff Nuttall (1933–2004), British poet etc.
- John Mitchell Nuttall (1890–1958), English physicist
- Keir Nuttall, musician
- Nicholas Nuttall baronet, heir to construction fortune
- Nick Nuttall Spokesperson/Head of Media UN Environment Programme (b.1958)
- Thomas Nuttall (1786–1859), English botanist and zoologist
- Tom Nuttall (1889–1963), English footballer
- Zelia Nuttall (1857–1933), US archaeologist
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