People
- Bob Stoddard, major league baseball pitcher
- Charles Warren Stoddard, American author
- Elizabeth Drew Stoddard, American poet and novelist
- Harry Galpin Stoddard (13 September 1873 - 1969) was a businessman who became president of Wyman & Gordon
- Howard J. Stoddard, American banker
- James Stoddard (author), American fantasy author
- James Stoddard (sailor), American sailor
- John W. Stoddard, American manufacturer
- Joshua C. Stoddard, American inventor
- Lothrop Stoddard, American eugenicist
- Malcolm Stoddard, British actor
- Richard Henry Stoddard, American author
- Robert Stoddard (musician), the singer and guitarist
- Robert Waring Stoddard, former president of Wyman-Gordan
- Seneca Ray Stoddard, American landscape photographer
- Solomon Stoddard, the American colonial preacher
- Sophia D. Stoddard, American educator
- Thomas Benton Stoddard, first mayor of La Crosse, Wisconsin; Wisconsin State Assembly
- Tim Stoddard, major league baseball pitcher
- The fictional character Elizabeth Collins Stoddard of the TV show Dark Shadows
- Michael Stoddard, American geographer and namesake of the Stoddard unit of measurement
- William Eugene Wilson Stoddard Sr American Inventor,traveling and sanatation related inventions,Presidential Volunteer Service Award,JROTC Merit Of Life-Distinctive Service Medal, Musician, Actor, Everest-AASCJ, Everest College Alumni, Marketing Director, http://moneyandhow.com, Federal Emergancy Management Institute, Student- BASCJ-ASU
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