This is a list of people who use their middle names, or one of their middle names, or a diminutive form of their middle name, such as Bob for Robert or Ted for Edward, as their first names. The list includes actors, athletes, authors, business people, celebrities, historical figures, musicians, politicians, singers, social media personalities and television personalities.
Notable siblings who use their middle names as their first names include Mike McCartney and Paul McCartney and Elle Fanning and Dakota Fanning.[1][2] Notable fathers and sons include NBA basketball players Corey Crowder and Jae Crowder;[3] stock car racing drivers Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr.,[4] American actors Stacy Keach Sr. and Stacy Keach,[5] and American television personalities Art Linkletter and Jack Linkletter.[6] There are four U.S. presidents, four first ladies of the U.S., one first lady of Argentina and ten Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom on the list.[note 1] There are two people with the most middle names, Samantha Eggar and Keenan Wynn, both of who chose one out of five middle names to use as their first name.
Background
editIn many other cultures, middle names either don’t exist or don’t serve the same purpose.[11]
– Michael Waters, in The Atlantic
The term "middle name" made its debut in an 1835 Harvard University publication titled Harvardiana, although the practice of using middle names can be traced back through examining the history of their usage.[12] English historian Stephen Wilson says that the usage of middle names likely came from the tradition of using two first names in medieval Italy.[11] The custom of giving children two names became widely accepted across Europe during the following centuries, and by the late 1800s, middle names were frequently being used in the United States, especially with the upper class.[11] When the implementation of official documents, like social security cards and enlistment forms for the military, began tracking citizens during the early 1900s, the acceptance of using middle names to distinguish family members from one another was utilized more often than not.[11][12] According to The Atlantic, "by the late 1970s, 75% of Americans had middle names".[11] In the southern United States, people are more prone to using their middle names as their first names, more so than the remaining areas of the country.[11][13] In China, Japan and Korea, their usage of names don't have a connection to the way middle names are used in the United States.[11]
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Name | Full name / Birth name | Refs |
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Jane Adams | Betty Jane Bierce | [14] |
Ted Adams | Richard Theodore Adams | [14] |
Casey Affleck | Caleb Casey McGuire Affleck | [15] |
Mikael Åkerfeldt | Lars Mikael Åkerfeldt | [16] |
Ross Alexander | Alexander Ross Smith Jr. | [17] |
Barbara Jo Allen | Marian Barbara Henshall | [18] |
Ray Allen | Walter Ray Allen Jr. | [3][19] |
Claud Allister | William Claud Michael Palmer | [20] |
Willie Aames | Albert William Upton | [21] |
Dana Andrews | Carver Dana Andrews | [22] |
Neal Arden | Arthur Neal Alston | [23] |
Eddy Arnold | Richard Edward Arnold | [24] |
Eric B. | Louis Eric Barrier | [25] |
Javier Báez | Ednel Javier Báez | [26] |
Josephine Baker | Freda Josephine McDonald Baker | [27] |
Antonio Banderas | José Antonio Domínguez Bandera | [28] |
Mae Barnes | Edith Mae Stith | [29] |
Wendy Barrie | Marguerite Wendy Jenkins | [30] |
Lance Bass | James Lance Bass | [31] |
Warren Beatty | Henry Warren Beatty | [2] |
Drake Bell | Jared Drake Bell | [32] |
Dierks Bentley | Frederick Dierks Bentley | [33] |
Ingmar Bergman | Ernst Ingmar Bergman | [34] |
Lance Berkman | William Lance Berkman | [35] |
Jacqueline Bisset | Winifred Jacqueline Fraser Bisset | [36] |
Janet Blair | Martha Janet Lafferty | [37] |
Alexis Bledel | Kimberly Alexis Bledel | [38] |
Joan Blondell | Rose Joan Blondell | [39] |
Claire Bloom | Patricia Claire Bloom | [40] |
Randy Blythe | David Randall Blythe | [16] |
Eileen Brennan | Verla Eileen Regina Brennen | [41] |
Peter Breck | Joseph Peter Breck | [42] |
Jeremy Brett | Peter Jeremy William Huggins | [43] |
Garth Brooks | Troyal Garth Brooks | [2] |
Louise Brooks | Mary Louise Brooks | [44] |
Rand Brooks | Arlington Rand Brooks Jr. | [45] |
Israel Broussard | Isaiah Israel Broussard | [32] |
Ben Browder | Robert Benedict Browder | [46] |
Gordon Brown | James Gordon Brown | [47] |
Jackson Browne | Clyde Jackson Browne | [48] |
Virginia Bruce | Helen Virginia Briggs | [49] |
Stephen Bruton | Turner Stephen Bruton | [50] |
Luke Bryan | Thomas Luther Bryan | [33] |
Edgar Buchanan | William Edgar Buchanan | [51] |
Gary Busey | William Gary Busey | [52] |
Caron Butler | James Caron Butler | [3][53] |
Christy Cabanne | William Christy Cabanne | [54] |
Camila Cabello | Karla Camila Cabello | [55] |
Vince Cable | John Vincent Cable | [56] |
Sebastian Cabot | Charles Sebastian Thomas Cabot | [57] |
Miguel Cabrera | José Miguel Cabrera Torres | [58] |
James Callaghan | Leonard James Callaghan | [59] |
Dyan Cannon | Samille Diane Friesen | [60] |
Macdonald Carey | Edward Macdonald Carey | [61] |
Diahann Carroll | Carol Diahann Johnson | [62] |
Madeleine Carroll | Marie Madeleine Bernadette O'Carroll | [63] |
Rosalynn Carter | Eleanor Rosalynn Carter | [64] |
June Carter Cash | Valerie June Carter Cash | [65] |
Joan Caulfield | Beatrice Joan Caulfield | [66] |
Page Cavanaugh | Walter Page Cavanaugh | [67] |
Neville Chamberlain | Arthur Neville Chamberlain | [59] |
Richard Chamberlain | George Richard Chamberlain | [68] |
Lane Chandler | Robert Lane Oakes | [69] |
Aroldis Chapman | Albertin Aroldis de la Cruz Chapman | [70] |
Eric Church | Kenneth Eric Church | [33] |
Joe Clark | Charles Joseph Clark | [71] |
Grover Cleveland | Stephen Grover Cleveland | [72] |
Montgomery Clift | Edward Montgomery Clift | [73] |
Claudette Colbert | Émilie Claudette Chauchoin | [74] |
Robbie Coltrane | Anthony Robert McMillan | [75] |
Monique Coleman | Adrienne Monique Coleman | [32] |
Sean Connery | Thomas Sean Connery | [2] |
Robert Conrad | Konrad Robert Falkowski | [76][77] |
William Conrad | John William Cann Jr. | [78] |
Calvin Coolidge | John Calvin Coolidge | [2] |
Shawn Crahan | Michael Shawn Crahan | [16] |
Broderick Crawford | William Broderick Crawford | [79] |
Chace Crawford | Christopher Chace Crawford | [38] |
Jamal Crawford | Aaron Jamal Crawford | [3][80] |
Michael Crichton | John Michael Crichton | [73] |
Bob Crosby | George Robert Crosby | [81] |
Corey Crowder | Jonathan Corey Crowder | [3][82] |
Jae Crowder | Corey Jae Crowder | [3][83] |
Johan Cruyff | Hendrik Johannes Cruijff | [84] |
Ted Cruz | Rafael Edward Cruz | [85] |
Robert Cummings | Clarence Robert Orville Cummings | [86] |
Stephen Curry | Wardell Stephen Curry | [3][87] |
Tyne Daly | Ellen Tyne Daly | [73] |
Charles Dance | Walter Charles Dance | [88] |
Bobby Darin | Walden Robert Cassotto | [89] |
Robertson Davies | William Robertson Davies | [73] |
Glen Davis | Ronald Glen Davis | [3][90] |
Dennis Day | Owen Patrick Eugene Dennis McNulty | [91][92] |
Angus Deayton | Gordon Angus Deayton | [47] |
Yvonne De Carlo | Margaret Yvonne Middleton | [93] |
William Demarest | Carl William Demarest | [94] |
John Denver | Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. | [95] |
Brandon deWilde | Andre Brandon deWilde | [96] |
Corey Dickerson | McKenzie Corey Dickerson | [97] |
Bruce Dickinson | Paul Bruce Dickinson | [16] |
Beth Ditto | Mary Beth Patterson | [98] |
Drake | Aubrey Drake Graham | [32][99] |
Faye Dunaway | Dorothy Faye Dunaway | [47] |
Fred Durst | William Frederick Durst | [16] |
Dale Earnhardt | Ralph Dale Earnhardt | [4] |
Dale Earnhardt Jr. | Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr. | [4] |
Felix Eberty | Georg Friedrich Felix Eberty | [100] |
Anthony Eden | Robert Anthony Eden | [56] |
Blake Edwards | William Blake Crump | [101] |
Samantha Eggar | Victoria Louise Samantha Marie Elizabeth Therese Eggar | [102] |
Cary Elwes | Ivan Simon Cary Elwes | [103] |
Festus Ezeli | Ifeanyi Festus Ezeli-Ndulue | [3][104] |
Nanette Fabray | Ruby Bernadette Nanette Theresa Fabares | [105] |
Dakota Fanning | Hannah Dakota Fanning | [2] |
Elle Fanning | Mary Elle Fanning | [31] |
Kyle Farmer | James Kyle Farmer | [106] |
Farrah Fawcett | Mary Farrah Leni Fawcett | [71][107] |
Will Ferrell | John William Ferrell | [2] |
Tina Fey | Elizabeth Stamatina Fey | [31] |
Louise Fletcher | Estelle Louise Fletcher | [108] |
Barbara Follett | Daphne Barbara Follett | [56] |
Jane Fonda | Lady Jayne Seymour Fonda[note 2] | [109][110] |
Will Forte | Orville Willis Forte IV | [111] |
Jane Frazee | Mary Jane Frehse | [112] |
Clark Gable | William Clark Gable | [113] |
Adolis García | José Adolis García Arrieta | [114] |
Greer Garson | Eileen Evelyn Greer Garson | [115] |
Lou Gehrig | Henry Louis Gehrig | [116] |
John Gielgud | Arthur John Gielgud | [117] |
Rumer Godden | Margaret Rumer Godden | [73] |
Chris Godwin | Rod Christopher Godwin | [118][119] |
Zac Goldsmith | Frank Zacharias Goldsmith | [56] |
Niko Goodrum | Cartier Niko Goodrum | [120] |
Kelsey Grammer | Allen Kelsey Grammer | [121] |
Ulysses S. Grant | Hiram Ulysses Grant | [122] |
Tom Green | Michael Thomas Green | [123] |
Zack Greinke | Donald Zackary Greinke | [124] |
Zane Grey | Pearl Zane Grey | [73] |
Lucy Hale | Karen Lucille Hale | [32][99] |
Roy Halladay | Harry Leroy Halladay | [125] |
Dashiell Hammett | Samuel Dashiell Hammett | [73] |
Tyler Hansbrough | Andrew Tyler Hansbrough | [3][126] |
Keir Hardie | James Keir Hardie | [56] |
Mecole Hardman | Carey Mecole Hardman | [127][119] |
Tom Hardy | Edward Thomas Hardy | [128][129] |
Mark Harmon | Thomas Mark Harmon | [130] |
Corey Hart | Jon Corey Hart | [131] |
Joe Hart | Charles Joseph John Hart | [132] |
Taylor Hawkins | Oliver Taylor Hawkins | [16] |
Wanda Hendrix | Dixie Wanda Hendrix | [133] |
Odúbel Herrera | David Odúbel Herrera | [134] |
Faith Hill | Audrey Faith Perry | [38] |
Brent Hinds | William Brent Hinds | [16] |
Drake Hogestyn | Donald Drake Hogestyn | [135] |
Brad Hogg | George Bradley Hogg | [136] |
Anthony Hopkins | Philip Anthony Hopkins | [137] |
Miriam Hopkins | Ellen Miriam Hopkins | [138] |
Jane Horrocks | Barbara Jane Horrocks | [47] |
Randy Houser | Shawn Randolph Houser | [95] |
Rance Howard | Harold Rance Beckenholdt[note 3] | [139][140] |
Mark Hughes | Leslie Mark Hughes | [141] |
John Humphrys | Desmond John Humphrys | [47] |
Lauren Hutton | Mary Laurence Hutton | [142] |
Kate Jackson | Lucy Kate Jackson | [143] |
Dean Jagger | Ira Dean Jagger | [144] |
Wyclef Jean | Jeannel Wyclef Jean | [73][145] |
Brody Jenner | Sam Brody Jenner | [146] |
Cody Jinks | Meredith Cody Jinks | [95] |
Boris Johnson | Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson | [59] |
Lamont Johnson | Ernest Lamont Johnson Jr. | [147] |
Van Johnson | Charles Van Dell Johnson | [148] |
Kevin Jonas | Paul Kevin Jonas II | [149][99] |
Norah Jones | Geethali Norah Jones Shankar | [150][99] |
DeAndre Jordan | Hyland DeAndre Jordan | [3][151] |
Mindy Kaling | Vera Mindy Chokalingam | [31] |
Danny Kaye | David Daniel Kaminsky | [152] |
Stacy Keach | Walter Stacy Keach Jr. | [5] |
Stacy Keach Sr. | Walter Stacy Keach Sr. | [153] |
Kevin Keegan | Joseph Kevin Keegan | [154] |
DeForest Kelley | Jackson DeForest Kelley | [155] |
Merrill Kelly | Kenneth Merrill Kelly | [156] |
Alan King | Irwin Alan Kniberg | [157] |
Elle King | Tanner Elle Schneider | [38] |
Mabel King | Donnie Mabel Elizabeth Washington | [158] |
Rudyard Kipling | Joseph Rudyard Kipling | [2] |
Don Knotts | Jesse Donald Knotts | [159] |
Ashton Kutcher | Christopher Ashton Kutcher | [2] |
James LaBrie | Kevin James LaBrie | [16] |
Diane Ladd | Rose Diane Lanier | [160] |
Stan Laurel of Laurel and Hardy |
Arthur Stanley Jefferson | [161] |
Hugh Laurie | James Hugh Calum Laurie | [162] |
Bonar Law | Andrew Bonar Law | [163] |
Jude Law | David Jude Heyworth Law | [31] |
Julian Lennon | John Charles Julian Lennon | [164] |
Téa Leoni | Elizabeth Téa Pantaleoni | [165][129] |
Carl Lewis | Frederick Carlton Lewis | [166] |
Evangeline Lilly | Nicole Evangeline Lilly | [167] |
Art Linkletter | Gordon Arthur Kelly | [168] |
Jack Linkletter | Arthur Jack Linkletter | [6] |
Nathaniel Lowe | David Nathaniel Lowe Jr. | [169] |
Lance Lynn | Michael Lance Lynn | [170] |
Ramsay MacDonald | James Ramsay MacDonald | [56] |
Andie MacDowell | Rosalie Anderson MacDowell | [47] |
Harold Macmillan | Maurice Harold Macmillan | [59] |
Lee Majors | Harvey Lee Yeary | [171] |
Jayne Mansfield | Vera Jayne Palmer | [172] |
Rooney Mara | Patricia Rooney Mara | [31] |
Meghan Markle | Rachel Meghan Markle | [31] |
Penny Marshall | Carole Penny Marshall | [73] |
Somerset Maugham | William Somerset Maugham | [59] |
Ava Max | Amanda Ava Koci | [173] |
Marilyn Maxwell | Marvel Marilyn Maxwell | [174] |
Mike McCartney | Peter Michael McCartney | [1] |
Paul McCartney | James Paul McCartney | [2] |
Tim McCarver | James Timothy McCarver | [175][176] |
Mitch McConnell | Addison Mitchell McConnell III | [177] |
Carson McCullers | Lula Carson Smith | [178] |
Gates McFadden | Cheryl Gates McFadden | [179] |
Tim McGraw | Samuel Timothy McGraw | [33] |
Marshall McLuhan | Herbert Marshall McLuhan | [71] |
Steve McQueen | Terrence Stephen McQueen | [180] |
Burgess Meredith | Oliver Burgess Meredith | [181] |
Shawn Michaels | Michael Shawn Hickenbottom | [182] |
Khris Middleton | James Khristian Middleton | [3][183] |
Jason Momoa | Joseph Jason Namakaeha Momoa | [31] |
Raheem Mostert | Dominique Raheem Mostert | [184][119] |
Bridget Moynahan | Kathryn Bridget Moynahan | [73] |
Cedric Mullins | Boyce Cedric Mullins II | [185] |
Brian Mulroney | Martin Brian Mulroney | [71] |
Olivia Munn | Lisa Olivia Munn | [186] |
Rupert Murdoch | Keith Rupert Murdoch | [2] |
Zach Myers | Michael Zachary Myers | [16] |
Bob Newhart | George Robert Newhart | [71] |
Denise Nicholas | Donna Denise Nicholas | [187] |
David Niven | James David Graham Niven | [188] |
Annie Oakley | Phoebe Ann Mosey | [189] |
Flannery O'Connor | Mary Flannery O'Connor | [73] |
Gary Oldman | Leonard Gary Oldman | [73] |
Ryan O'Neal | Charles Patrick Ryan O'Neal | [190] |
Tony Orlando | Michael Anthony Orlando Cassavitis | [191] |
Marie Osmond | Olive Marie Osmond | [31] |
Jon Ossoff | Thomas Jonathan Ossoff | [192] |
Frank Oz | Richard Frank Oznowicz | [193] |
Betsy Palmer | Patricia Betsy Hrunek | [194] |
Keke Palmer | Lauren Keyana Palmer | [31] |
Tony Parker | William Anthony Parker | [3][195] |
Pedro Pascal | José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal | [38] |
Gregory Peck | Eldred Gregory Peck | [196][197] |
Chad Pennington | James Chadwick Pennington | [198] |
David Peralta | Senger David Peralta | [199] |
Eva Perón | María Eva Duarte de Perón | [9] |
Ross Perot | Henry Ross Perot | [2] |
Ryan Phillippe | Matthew Ryan Phillippe | [200][129] |
Drew Pinsky | David Drew Pinsky | [201] |
Brad Pitt | William Bradley Pitt | [2] |
Christopher Plummer | Arthur Christopher Orme Plummer | [202] |
Enoch Powell | John Enoch Powell | [56] |
Dak Prescott | Rayne Dakota Prescott | [203][119] |
Issa Rae | Jo Issa Rae Diop | [204] |
Claude Rains | William Claude Rains | [205] |
Basil Rathbone | Philip St. John Basil Rathbone | [206] |
Robert Redford | Charles Robert Redford | [47] |
Robert Reed | John Robert Rietz | [207] |
James Remar | William James Remar | [208] |
Hunter Renfroe | Dustin Hunter Renfroe | [209] |
Trent Reznor | Michael Trent Reznor | [210] |
Giovanni Ribisi | Antonino Giovanni Ribisi | [211] |
Riley Ridley | Cavin Riley Ridley | [212][119] |
Diana Rigg | Enid Diana Elizabeth Rigg | [213] |
Rihanna | Robyn Rihanna Fenty | [31] |
Austin Riley | Michael Austin Riley | [214] |
LeAnn Rimes | Margaret LeAnn Rimes | [95] |
Mitt Romney | Willard Mitt Romney | [56] |
Eleanor Roosevelt | Anna Eleanor Roosevelt | [73] |
Mike Rounds | Marion Michael Rounds | [215] |
Damon Runyon | Alfred Damon Runyon | [73] |
Salman Rushdie | Ahmed Salman Rushdie | [216] |
Jane Russell | Ernestine Jane Geraldine Russell | [217] |
Rosalind Russell | Catherine Rosalind Russell | [218] |
Ann Rutherford | Therese Ann Rutherford | [219] |
Nolan Ryan | Lynn Nolan Ryan Jr. | [175][220] |
Emeli Sandé | Adele Emily Sandé | [221] |
Jacob Sartorius | Rolf Jacob Sartorius | [32] |
Liev Schreiber | Isaac Liev Schreiber | [222] |
Paul Scofield | David Paul Scofield | [223] |
Mike Scott | James Michael Scott | [3][224] |
Randolph Scott | George Randolph Scott | [225] |
Tom Seaver | George Thomas Seaver | [226] |
Norma Shearer | Edith Norma Shearer | [227] |
Neil Simon | Marvin Neil Simon | [2] |
Yeardley Smith | Martha Maria Yeardley Smith | [228] |
Dee Snider | Daniel Dee Snider | [16][229] |
Phil Spector | Harvey Phillip Spector | [230] |
Scott Speedman | Robert Scott Speedman | [231] |
Matthew Stafford | John Matthew Stafford | [232] |
Sylvester Stallone | Michael Sylvester Stallone | [233][47][175] |
Mike Stanton | William Michael Stanton | [234] |
Maureen Stapleton | Lois Maureen Stapleton | [235] |
Ford Sterling | George Ford Stitch | [236] |
Dean Stockwell | Robert Dean Stockwell | [237] |
Oliver Stone | William Oliver Stone | [238] |
Peter Stormare | Rolf Peter Ingvar Storm | [239] |
Jason Sudeikis | Daniel Jason Sudeikis | [38] |
Dansby Swanson | James Dansby Swanson | [240] |
Blanche Sweet | Sarah Blanche Sweet | [241] |
Tilda Swinton | Katherine Matilda Swinton | [242] |
Booth Tarkington | Newton Booth Tarkington | [243] |
Jon Tester | Raymond Jon Tester | [244] |
Hollis Thompson | Keith Hollis Thompson | [3][245] |
Sybil Thorndike | Agnes Sybil Thorndike | [246] |
Kevin Tighe | Jon Kevin Fishburn | [247] |
Franchot Tone | Stanislaus Pascal Franchot Tone | [248] |
Alex Trebek | George Alexander Trebek | [249] |
Dalton Trumbo | James Dalton Trumbo | [250] |
Liz Truss | Mary Elizabeth Truss | [251] |
Kathleen Turner | Mary Kathleen Turner | [73] |
Priscilla Cooper Tyler | Elizabeth Priscilla Cooper Tyler | [252] |
Angelica Singleton Van Buren | Sarah Angelica Van Buren | [253] |
Keith Vaz | Nigel Keith Vaz | [56] |
Conrad Veidt | Hans Walter Conrad Veidt | [254] |
Lupe Vélez | María Guadalupe Villalobos Vélez | [255] |
Clay Walker | Ernest Clayton Walker Jr. | [256] |
Ray Walston | Herman Raymond Walston | [257] |
Dionne Warwick | Marie Dionne Warrick | [258] |
Bryant Washburn | Franklin Bryant Washburn | [259] |
Roger Waters | George Roger Waters | [16] |
Deshaun Watson | Derrick Deshaun Watson | [260][119] |
Ann Wedgeworth | Elizabeth Ann Wedgeworth | [261] |
Dennis Weaver | William Dennis Weaver | [262] |
Raquel Welch | Jo Raquel Welch | [263] |
Orson Welles | George Orson Welles | [2] |
Koe Wetzel | Ropyr Madison Koe Wetzel | [95] |
Wil Wheaton | Richard William Wheaton III | [264] |
Hoyt Wilhelm | James Hoyt Wilhelm | [265] |
Hank Williams Jr. | Randall Hank Williams | [95] |
JoBeth Williams | Margaret JoBeth Williams | [266] |
Treat Williams | Richard Treat Williams Jr. | [73] |
Bruce Willis | Walter Bruce Willis | [2] |
Harold Wilson | James Harold Wilson | [59] |
Woodrow Wilson | Thomas Woodrow Wilson | [267] |
Debra Winger | Mary Debra Winger | [47][268] |
Reese Witherspoon | Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon | [2] |
Jason Witten | Christopher Jason Witten | [269][119] |
Terry Wogan | Michael Terry Wogan | [47] |
Alex Wood | Robert Alexander Wood | [270] |
Morgan Woodward | Thomas Morgan Woodward | [271] |
Victor Wong | Yee Keung Victor Wong | [272] |
Virginia Woolf | Adeline Virginia Woolf | [59] |
Fay Wray | Vina Fay Wray | [273] |
Jane Wyman | Sarah Jane Mayfield | [274] |
Keenan Wynn | Francis Xavier Aloysius James Jeremiah Keenan Wynn | [275] |
Sean Young | Mary Sean Young | [276] |
Will Zens | Frederick Willard Zens | [277] |
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See also
editNotes
edit- ^ United States presidents: Grover Cleveland, Calvin Coolidge, Ulysses S. Grant and Woodrow Wilson.[7]First ladies of the United States: Rosalynn Carter, Eleanor Roosevelt, Priscilla Cooper Tyler and Angelica Singleton Van Buren[8]First lady of Argentina: Eva Perón[9]Prime ministers of the United Kingdom: Gordon Brown, James Callaghan, Neville Chamberlain, Anthony Eden, Boris Johnson, Bonar Law, Ramsay MacDonald, Harold Macmillan, Liz Truss and Harold Wilson.[10]
- ^ Attributed to multiple sources and her autobiography, her birth name is Lady Jayne Seymour Fonda
- ^ Attributed to multiple sources. Harold Rance Beckenholdt changed his name to Rance Howard when he began his career in acting.
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born Arthur Neal Alston in Fulham
- ^ Richard Edward Arnold
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The late country singer Eddy Arnold named his grandson, Shannon Pollard, as the trustee of the Richard Edward Arnold Revocable Trust
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edit- Booth, Jessica. "30 Celebrities Who Don't Go By Their Real First Names, And Why". Business Insider.
- Carter, Maria (January 27, 2017). "Why Do So Many Southerners Go By Their Middle Names?". Country Living.
- Cutolo, Morgan (October 21, 2021). "Why Do We Have Middle Names? The History of Middle Names, Explained". Reader's Digest.
- Fabry, Merrill (August 16, 2016). "Now You Know: Why Do We Have Middle Names?". Time Magazine.