People
- Bill Seddon (1901–1993), English footballer
- Chris Seddon (b. 1983), a Major League baseball pitcher
- Frederick Seddon (1870–1912), British murderer
- Gareth Seddon (b. 1980), English footballer
- George Seddon AM (1927–2007), Australian academic
- George Seddon (1727–1801), English cabinetmaker
- James Seddon (1815–1880), American lawyer and politician
- Jimmy Seddon (1895–1971), English footballer
- John Seddon, British occupational psychologist
- John Seddon (Unitarian) – English Unitarian minister
- John Seddon of Warrington – English dissenter minister
- John Seddon (aviator) – early British aviator and aircraft designer
- John Pollard Seddon (1827–1906), English Victorian architect
- Margaret Seddon (1872–1968), American film actress
- Margaret Rhea Seddon (b. 1947), American physician and NASA astronaut
- Mark Seddon (b. 1962), British journalist
- Patsy Seddon, Scottish harpist
- Richard Seddon (1845–1906), the longest-serving Prime Minister of New Zealand
- Robert Seddon (1860–1888), England and British Lion rugby player
- Thomas Seddon (1884–1972), New Zealand politician, Richard Seddon's son
- Thomas Seddon (1821–1856), English landscape painter
- Vic Seddon (b.1945), English academic
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