Prescott - People

People

  • Abel Prescott
  • Abel Prescott, Jr.
  • Abraham Prescott, 19th century New England luthier
  • Alan Prescott, English rugby league footballer
  • Albert Benjamin Prescott
  • Benjamin F. Prescott
  • Breidis Prescott, boxer
  • Edward C. Prescott, Nobel prize-winning economist
  • H. F. M. Prescott, author, academic and historian
  • Henry Prescott
  • Jacquelyn Prescott
  • James W. Prescott, psychologist
  • Jim Prescott, fictional character in TV series 24
  • John Prescott, The Noble Lord Baron Prescott, of Kingston upon Hull, British Labour politician and former Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
  • John Robert Victor Prescott, Australian geographer
  • Johnathan Prescott
  • Katherine Prescott
  • Norm Prescott
  • Paul Prescott, English professional rugby league footballer
  • Peter Prescott (disambiguation)
  • Rebecca Minot Prescott
  • Richard Prescott, British general who was captured twice during the American Revolution
  • Robert Prescott
  • Robert Prescott (actor)
  • Samuel Prescott, American who completed Paul Revere's midnight ride
  • Samuel Cate Prescott, MIT dean and pioneer food technologist
  • Sidney Prescott, fictional character in the Scream trilogy of movies
  • Stef Prescott, Filipina actress
  • William Prescott, American revolutionary commander
  • William H. Prescott, American historian
  • W. W. Prescott (William Warren Prescott, 1855-1944), educator and administrator in the Seventh-day Adventist Church

Also

  • James Prescott Joule, English physicist, after whom the SI unit of work, the joule, is named
  • Samuel P. Bush (Samuel Prescott Bush)
  • Prescott Bush

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