Duckett

Last updated March 23, 2022

Duckett is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Allen Bowie Duckett (1775–1809), American judge in the District of Columbia
Ben Duckett (born 1994), English cricketer
Bilal Duckett (Kevin Bilal Duckett, born 1989), American soccer player
Catherine N. Duckett (born 1961), American entomologist
Carl E. Duckett (1923–1992), American army officer, later CIA technical director
Damane Duckett (born 1981), American football player
Dick Duckett (Richard J. Duckett, 1933–2021), American basketball player
Donald Duckett (1894–1970), English footballer, nephew of Horace
Eleanor Duckett (1880–1976), British-American philologist and medieval historian, professor at Smith College
George Duckett (Calne MP) (1632–1732), British lawyer, MP for Calne
Sir George Duckett, 1st Baronet (1725–1822), born George Jackson, British politician
Sir George Duckett, 2nd Baronet (1777–1856), British landowner and politician, son of the above
Sir George Floyd Duckett, 3rd Baronet (1811–1902), English soldier and antiquarian, son of the above
Horace Duckett (1867–1939), English international rugby union and rugby league player
J. Fred Duckett (1933–2007), Texan sports announcer and teacher
Jane Duckett, British political scientist
John Duckett (1613–1644), English Catholic priest and martyr
John Duckett (Royalist) (1580–1684), English landowner, MP for Calne
James Duckett (died 1601), English Catholic martyr
James W. Duckett (1911–1991), United States Army officer, chemistry professor and President of The Citadel military college
Kevin Duckett, Australian rugby league player
LaFayette Duckett (1918–2018), American politician from Texas
Lionel Duckett (1511–1587), British merchant, Lord Mayor of London
Lionel Duckett (died 1609) (c.1577–1609), MP for Calne 1601–1604
Lionel Duckett (died 1693) (1652–1693), MP for Calne 1679 and 1689
Mahlon Duckett (1922–2015), American Negro league baseball infielder
Melinda Duckett (1985–2006), mother of missing child Trenton Duckett
Richard Duckett (disambiguation), several people
Rick Duckett (born 1957), American basketball coach
Stephen Duckett (born 1950), Australian economist and health services manager, former President and Chief Executive Officer of Alberta Health Services
Stephen Duckett (MP) (c.1548–1591), MP for Calne 1584–1588
T. J. Duckett (born 1981), American football player
Thasunda Duckett (born 1973), American business executive
Thomas Duckett (1713–1766), MP for Calne 1754 and 1761
William Duckett (disambiguation), several people

Fictional characters

Nurse Duckett, in the novel Catch-22

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