Crosby (surname)

Crosby is an English, Scottish, and Irish surname. Notable people with the surname include:

• Alfred W. Crosby (1931–2018), American historian
• Andrew Crosby, Canadian rower
• Andy Crosby, English footballer
• Bing Crosby, American entertainer
  • Members of his family:
    • Bob Crosby, brother, American bandleader and singer
    • Chris Crosby (singer), nephew
    • Denise Crosby, granddaughter, American actress
    • Dennis Crosby, son, American actor
    • Gary Crosby (actor), son, American singer and actor
    • Harry Crosby (businessman), son, American actor, singer and investment banker
    • Kathryn Crosby, second wife, American actress
    • Larry Crosby, brother and his long-time publicity director
    • Lindsay Crosby, son, American actor and singer
    • Mary Crosby, daughter, American actress
    • Nathaniel Crosby, son, American golfer
    • Phillip Crosby, son, American actor and singer
• Bobby Crosby, American baseball player
• Bridgette Crosby, fictional character in the DC Universe
• Bubba Crosby, American baseball player
• Cathy Lee Crosby, American actress
• Charles A. Crosby, former mayor of the town of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Charles F. Crosby, American politician
• Charles N. Crosby, U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
• Charlotte Crosby (born 1990), English television personality
• Chris Crosby (webcomics), American cartoonist, writer, co-founder of Keenspot
• Clarkson F. Crosby (1817–1858), New York politician
• Cornilia Thurza Crosby, American outdoorsman and the first Registered Maine Guide
• Darius Crosby (c. 1768 – 1818), New York politician
• David Crosby (1941–2023), American singer-songwriter
• Dom Crosby (born 1990), British rugby league footballer
• Don Crosby, Australian actor
• Ed Crosby, American baseball player
• Edward W. Crosby, African-American educator
• Emma Crosby, English newsreader
• Enoch Crosby (1750–1835), American spy and soldier during the American Revolutionary War
• Ernest Howard Crosby, American reformer and author
• Fanny Crosby, American lyricist
• Faye Crosby, American psychologist
• Floyd Crosby, American cinematographer
• Frederick Gordon Crosby, English automotive artist
• Gary Crosby (bassist), English jazz musician
• Gary Crosby (footballer), English footballer
• Harrison Woodhull Crosby, American businessman
• Harry Crosby, American heir and bon vivant
• Howard Crosby (minister), American preacher and teacher
• Howard Edward Crosby, Canadian politician
• Hugh Powell Crosby, Canadian politician
• James Crosby (banker) (born 1956), English banker
• James V. Crosby (born 1952), American prison officer
• Jim Crosby (1873–1960), South African rugby union player
• Joan Crosby
  • Joan Crosby (1920–2013), English table tennis player
  • Joan Crosby, American actress, known for Cotton Candy
• John Crosby (conductor) (1926–2002), American founding director of the Santa Fe Opera, 1957 to 2000
• John Crosby (media critic), American media critic for the New York Herald Tribune
• John C. Crosby (1859–1943), American politician
• John S. Crosby (general) (1932–2022), American lieutenant general
• Jon Crosby, American musician
• Juliette Crosby (1895–1969), American actress
• Ken Crosby, Canadian baseball player
• Kim Crosby, American racecar driver
• Kim Crosby (singer), American singer and actress
• LaVon Crosby, American politician
• Lorraine Crosby, English singer
• Lynton Crosby, Australian political campaign strategist
• Malcolm Crosby, English former footballer and manager
• Mason Crosby, American football placekicker
• Matthew Crosby, English comedian
• Maxx Crosby, American football player
• Nathaniel Crosby, American golfer
• Norm Crosby (1927–2020), American comedian
• Oscar Terry Crosby (1861–1947), American engineer, author, and explorer
• Patrick Crosby, professional indoor lacrosse goalie
• Paul Crosby (disambiguation)
• Peirce Crosby, admiral in the United States Navy
• Philip B. Crosby, American businessman and author known for zero-defects quality management theory
• Robbin Crosby, American rock guitarist
• Robert B. Crosby, American Republican politician
• Ron Crosby, American football player
• Sidney Crosby, Canadian ice hockey player
• Stephen Crosby (1808–1869), American politician
• Steve Crosby (born 1950), American football coach and player
• Thomas Crosby (missionary) (1840–1914), English missionary in Canada
• Thomas Crosby (Baptist) (1683–1751), English writer
• Tom Crosby Jr. (1928–2011), American politician
• Tyrell Crosby, American football player
• William Crosby Dawson, American lawyer, judge, politician and soldier from Georgia
• William Holmes Crosby Jr., American physicist, hematologist, inventor and translator

See also

• Crosbie