Graham Greene, English novelist

Alexander Graham Bell

Billy Graham, Christian evangelist

Graeme Hick, Zimbabwe-born England cricketer

Graham Hill, racing driver in the 1960s and early 1970s

Graham Chapman, late member of the Monty Python comedy troupe

Graham Hancock, British writer

Graeme Smith, South-African cricketer

Graham Nash, member of The Hollies and Crosby, Stills & Nash

Graham Gooch, England cricketer

Graham Coxon, English singer-songwriter

Graham factors, factors for determining ambiguity in US patent law (see Inventive step and non-obviousness)

Graham Norton, Irish comedian

Graham County, Kansas

Graham (hill), a class of hill in Scotland

Graham and Graham-Paige, automobile makers in Detroit, USA, between 1928 and 1940

Graham Kerr, English cooking personality

Graham, Texas

Graham, North Carolina

Graham County, North Carolina

Graham Township, Minnesota

Graham Lakes Township, Minnesota

Graham scan, a method of computing a convex hull

Graham County, Arizona

Graham's number, the largest number that has ever been seriously used in a mathematical proof

Graham Island, the former English name for Ferdinandea, a sea volcano off the south coast of Sicilia

Graham, Georgia

George Graham (clockmaker) (1674?-1751), English clockmaker and inventor

Graham, Washington

Graham Township, Pennsylvania

Graham Colton, boyfriend of singer, Kelly Clarkson

Graeme Base, Australian author and artist

Graham, Missouri

Graeme Devine, computer game designer and programmer

Graham McNamee, pioneering broadcaster in the 1920s and 1930s

Graham cracker, a baked good made from Graham flour

Graham flour, a type of flour similar to whole wheat flour

Graham Land, Antarctica

Graham Island, a member of the Charlotte Island group off the coast of British Columbia, Canada

Graham Hood, Canadian middle-distance runner

Graham Island, Nunavut, a Canadian arctic island in Nunavut, Canada

Graham Island

Graham is a name of Scottish origin. Meaning grey house, grey armour and well health, it is the name of a famous family in Scotland, Clan Graham. (The 'h' is often silent, giving a pronunciation like 'grayum'.) In common with many Scottish names, it may be used as a surname or boy's first name. The original spelling, which has fallen into disuse outside New Zealand and Australia is Graeme.

Graham McPherson, known by stagename Suggs, singer of the ska band Madness