Trott

Last updated October 04, 2023

Trott may refer to:

Abby Trott, American voice actress
Albert Trott (1873–1914), Australian-born Test cricketer for both Australia and England
Benjamin Trott (born 1977), American blogger and businessman
Christopher Trott (born 1972), American Photographer, graphic designer
Christopher Trott (born 1988), English YouTuber and musician
Dave Trott, American Congressional representative from Michigan
Emma Trott (born 1989), British road and track cyclist
Harry Trott (1866–1917), Australian Test cricketer
Jonathan Trott (born 1981), English cricketer
Josephine Trott (1874–1950), composer
Laura Trott (born 1992), British track cyclist
Mena Grabowski Trott (born 1977), American blogger and businesswoman
Novella Jewell Trott (1846–1929), American author and editor
Stephen S. Trott (born 1939), American judge
Stuart Trott (born 1948), Australian rules footballer
Thomas Trott (1483–1524?), English politician

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