Bragg (surname)
Bragg is an English surname of Norman origin, the Welsh equivalent of this surname is Frost or Ffrost deriving from Ymffrostgar and may refer to:
People:
A
- Alvin Bragg, American politician, current New York County District Attorney
- Andrew Bragg, Australian senator
- Art Bragg, American sprinter
B
- Bernard Bragg, deaf actor, writer, director, poet and artist
- Billy Bragg, English folk musician
- Braxton Bragg, Confederate Civil War general for whom Fort Bragg was originally named
- Braxton Bragg (baseball), American baseball player
C
- Caleb Bragg, American racecar driver, speedboat racer, aviation pioneer and automotive inventor
- Charles Bragg,, American artist
- Craig Bragg, American football wide receiver
D
- Darren Bragg, former Major League Baseball outfielder
- Don Bragg, American pole vaulter and Olympic gold medalist
- Don Bragg (basketball), American basketball player
E
- Edward S. Bragg, American politician, lawyer and Union Army general from Wisconsin
J
- Jacob Bragg, Australian long-distance runner
- Janet Bragg, aviator and first African-American woman to hold a commercial pilot license
- Jesse Bragg, Negro league baseball player
- John Bragg (disambiguation), various people
K
- Ken Bragg, member of the Arkansas House of Representatives
L
- Laura Bragg, American museum director
- Lawrence Bragg, physicist and recipient of the in 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics, together with his father William H Bragg
M
- Marie-Elsa Bragg, English priest and writer
- Melvyn Bragg, English broadcaster and author
- Mike Bragg, former National Football League punter
P
- Patricia Bragg, American author and businesswoman
- Paul Bragg, nutritionist
- Philip Bragg, Irish lieutenant-general and Member of Parliament
R
- Rick Bragg, Pulitzer Prize-winning American author and journalist
- Robert Henry Bragg Jr., physicist
- Roland L. Bragg, American paratrooper for whom Fort Bragg was renamed in 2025
S
- Stephen Bragg, engineer
T
- Thomas Bragg, North Carolina politician and lawyer
W
- William Henry Bragg, physicist and recipient of the 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics, together with his son Lawrence Bragg
Fictional characters
- Randy Bragg, protagonist of the novel ''Alas, Babylon''