Stuart

Stuart is a semi-common surname and male first name. Its origin is the royal House of Stuart, which gave rise to a number of Scottish and English rulers.

When applied to an individual, Stuart could mean:

Stuart, Alexander Hugh Holmes (1807–1891)
Stuart, Don, televangelist
Stuart, Francis, Saoi of Aosdána
Stuart, Gilbert, (born 1755), painter
Stuart, Gloria, (born 1910), actress
Stuart, Henry Benedict, (died 1807), claimant to the UK throne as King Henry IX
Stuart, Herbert Akroyd, British engineer
Stuart, Imogen, (born 1927), sculptor, Aosdána
Stuart, James Francis Edward, (died 1766), claimant to the thrones of Scotland as King James VIII and of England as King James III
Stuart, J.E.B., a Confederate general in the American Civil War
Stuart, Jesse, poet
Stuart, Mary, claimant to the thrones of England and Scotland as Mary I

There are also few notable people with the first name Stuart.

Stuart Sutcliffe was a short lived member of The Beatles.
Stuart Kauffman is a physician, biologist and complex systems researcher.

Stuart is the name of some places in the United States of America:

Other:

Stuart Little was E. B. White's first children's book.
The Stuart tank, named after J.E.B. Stuart

There are also characters named Stuart in the following TV shows.

There is a duck named Stuart who works at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant on The Simpsons
There was a recurring character played by Al Franken on Saturday Night Live named Stuart Smalley.
Stuart is a recurring character played by Michael McDonald on the sketch comedy television series MADtv.

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