Pepper (name)

'''Pepper''' is a given name, nickname, and surname. Notable people with the name include: {{toc right}} ==Surname== * Abel C. Pepper (1793–1860), American politician and Indian agent * Art Pepper (1925–1982), American jazz musician * Augustus Joseph Pepper (1849–1935), British surgeon & forensic pathologist * Barbara Pepper (1915–1969), American stage, television, radio, & film actress * Barry Pepper (born 1970), Canadian actor * Belville Robert Pepper (1850–1888), British singer * Ben Pepper (born 1975), Australian professional basketball player * Beverly Pepper (1922–2020), American sculptor * Bill Pepper (1895–1918), English footballer * Bob Pepper (baseball) (1895–1968), American baseball pitcher * Bob Pepper (illustrator) (1938–2019), American illustrator * Buddy Pepper (1922–1993), American pianist, songwriter, arranger and actor * C. Doris Hellman Pepper (1910–1973), American historian of science * Carl Pepper (born 1980), English footballer * Cec Pepper (1916–1993), Australian first-class cricketer * Charles Pepper (cricketer) (1875–1917), English first-class cricketer * Charles T. Pepper (1830–1903), American physician * Claude Pepper (1900–1989), U.S. Congressman from Florida * Conor Pepper (born 1994), Irish footballer * Curtis Bill Pepper (1917–2014), American journalist and author * Cuthbert Pepper (died 1608), Member of Parliament in 1597 and 1601 * Cynthia Pepper (born 1940), retired American actress * Cyril Pepper (1911–1943), New Zealand rugby union player * Daniel Pepper (born 1989), English swimmer * David Pepper (intelligence official) (born 1948), British civil servant, director of GCHQ * David Pepper (politician) (born 1971), American politician * Del Pepper (born 1937), American politician * Devin Pepper (born 1969), United States Space Force major general * Dick Pepper (1889–1962), English musician and writer * Don Pepper (born 1943), American professional baseball player * Dottie Pepper (born 1965), American golfer * Edward Pepper (1879–1960), British Olympic gymnast * Edwina Sheppard Pepper (1893–1988), ecologist in West Virginia * Eleanor Pepper (1904–1997), American architect and interior designer * Elenore Pepper (1924–2006), American field hockey player * Elijah Pepper (born 2001), Australian-American professional basketball player * Elizabeth Pepper (1923–2005), American editor and publisher of ''The Witches’ Almanac'' * Elizabeth Pepper (martyr) (died 1556), burned at the stake for her Protestant beliefs * Evelyn Pepper, CM, RRC (1905–1998), Canadian nurse and nursing sister * Frank Pepper (1875–1914), English footballer * Frank S. Pepper (1910–1988), British writer of comics and story papers * Fred Pepper (1887–1950), English footballer * G. Willing Pepper (1909–2001), Philadelphia corporate executive & philanthropist * Gene Pepper (1927–2006), American footballer * George Dana Boardman Pepper (1833–1913), American academic administrator * George H. Pepper (1873–1924), American ethnologist and archaeologist * George Pepper (artist) RCA (1903–1962), Canadian artist * George Pepper (film producer) (1913–1969), blacklisted Hollywood organizer and producer * George W. Pepper (1867–1961), U.S. senator and lawyer * Gregory Pepper, musician based in Guelph, Ontario * Guy Pepper (born 2003), English professional rugby union player * Hamish Pepper (born 1971), New Zealand sailor * Harry S. Pepper (1891–1970), English light music composer and BBC producer * Herbert Pepper (1912–2000), French songwriter * Irvin S. Pepper (1876–1913), Democratic U.S. representative * Jack Pepper (1902–1979), American vaudeville dancer, singer, comedian, musician * Jacob Pepper (born 1992), Australian professional soccer player * James Auburn Pepper (1915–1985), farmer and political figure in Saskatchewan * James Welsh Pepper (1853–1919), American music publisher and instrument maker; founded J.W. Pepper & Son in 1876 * Jeannie Pepper (born 1958), American pornographic actress * Jeffrey Pepper, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives * Jess Pepper, Scottish environmentalist, charity worker, founder of the Climate Café initiative * Jim Pepper (1941–1992), American jazz musician * John E. Pepper Jr. (born 1938), American businessman * John Henry Pepper (1821–1900), English scientist, inventor, and lecturer * John Pepper (1886–1938), Hungarian Communist politician * John Pepper (cricketer) (1922–2007), English cricketer * John Randolph Pepper (born 1958), American-Italian photographer * Jordan Pepper (born 1996), South African racing driver * Kathleen Daly Pepper (1898–1994), Canadian painter * Kelly Pepper, English singer-songwriter * Laurin Pepper (1930–2018), American Major League Baseball player * Mary Sifton Pepper (born 1862), American journalist and translator * Max Pepper (born 2001), English professional English rugby union footballer * Michael Pepper (born 1942), British physicist working in semiconductor nanostructures * Michael Pepper (cricketer) (born 1998), English cricketer * Nigel Pepper (born 1968), English footballer * Pamela Pepper (born 1964), American judge * Patricia Pepper (1936–2006), British road cyclist * Paul Pepper, TV and radio host * Ray Pepper (1905–1996), American Major League Baseball outfielder * Redd Pepper (born 1961), Barbadian-British voice actor * Robert H. Pepper (1895–1968), lieutenant general of the United States Marine Corps * Robert Pepper (born 1948), American specialist in communications policy * Sam Pepper (born 1989), English YouTube personality * Simon Pepper (1947–2018), Director of the World Wildlife Fund (Scotland) * Simon Pepper (professor), emeritus professor of architecture at the University of Liverpool * Stephen Pepper (1891–1972) American philosopher * Sultan Pepper (1962–2009), American comedy writer * Suzanne Pepper (1939–2022), Hong Kong–based American political scientist and journalist * Tasmin Pepper (born 1990), South African female racing driver * Taybor Pepper (born 1994), American football player * Thelma Pepper (born 1920), Canadian artist * Tom Pepper (born 1975), computer programmer * Tony Pepper, American journalist & news anchor * Wendy Pepper (1964–2017), American fashion designer * William Pepper Jr. (1843–1898), Philadelphia physician, founder of the Free Library of Philadelphia * William Francis Pepper (1937–2024), New York City lawyer * Wolfgang Pepper (1910–1997), German journalist and politician * Zoe Pepper, Australian filmmaker, director of the 2025 film ''Birthright''

==Given name== * Pepper Binkley, American actress * Pepper Constable (1914–1986), American football player * Pepper D. Culpepper (born 1968), American political scientist * Pepper Keenan (born 1967), American rock musician * Pepper Ottman, American politician, member of the Wyoming House of Representative since 2021 * Pepper Schwartz (born 1945), American sociologist and sexologist * Pepper Winters, Hong Kong-born American romance novelist

==Nickname== * Pepper Adams (1930–1986), American jazz saxophonist * Pepper Bassett (1910–1980), American baseball player * Pepper Daniels (1902–1978), American baseball player * Pepper Jay (born 1949), American music producer, teacher, lecturer, actress, author, and attorney * Pepper Johnson (born 1964), American football coach and player * Pepper LaBeija (1948–2003), American drag queen and fashion designer * Pepper Martin (1904–1965), American baseball player * Pepper Martin (actor) (1936–2022), Canadian-American actor and professional wrestler * Pepper MaShay (born 1953), American musician and singer-songwriter * Pepper Morgan, American baseball player * Pepper Paire (1924–2013), catcher and infielder from the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League * Joe Peploski (1891–1972), American baseball player * Pepper Rodgers (1931–2020), American football player and coach * Pepper Rose, English singer * Pepper Sharpe (1918–1997), American baseball player * Pepper Somerset, vocalist in the American Industrial band My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult * Pepper Wilson (1921–1988), American executive and manager

==Fictional characters== ===Given name or only name=== * Mrs. Pepper, a female character in the Nick Jr. series ''Blue's Clues'' * Pepper, title character of the 1975 film ''The Great Waldo Pepper'', played by Robert Redford * Pepper, in the musical ''Annie'' * Pepper, a horse in the television series ''Horseland'' * Pepper, in the musical ''Mamma Mia!'' * Pepper, in the webcomic series ''Pepper&Carrot'' * Pepper, in the book ''Good Omens'' * Pepper, in the television series ''American Horror Story'' * Sgt. Leann "Pepper" Anderson, the central character in the 1970s ''Police Woman'' TV series, played by Angie Dickinson * Pepper Brooks, television commentator played by Jason Bateman in ''Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story'' * Pepper Clark, a skunk in the cartoon ''Littlest Pet Shop'' * Pepper Dennis, a news reporter in the television show ''Pepper Dennis'' played by Rebecca Romijn * Pepper Ann Pearson, the protagonist and title character in Disney's 1997 animated series ''Pepper Ann'' * Pepper Potts, Tony Stark's assistant and later lover in the Iron Man/Marvel Comics universe * Pepper Roni, the central protagonist of the ''LEGO Island'' video game trilogy and a mascot for The LEGO Group in the late 1990s and early 2000s * Pepper Saltzman, a guest character played by Nathan Lane in ''Modern Family'' * Pepper Steiger, in ''Neighbours'' ===Surname=== * Floyd Pepper, a puppet character in ''The Muppet Show'' * Hugo Pepper, 2006 children's book written by Paul Stewart, illustrated by Chris Riddell * Suzy Pepper, character in ''Glee''

Category:English feminine given names Category:Feminine given names Category:English-language unisex given names

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