Byron (surname)
Byron is a surname, and may refer to:
- Akilah Byron-Nisbett, politician from Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Alan Byron, Australian rules footballer
- Allegra Byron, illegitimate daughter of Lord Byron and Claire Clairmont
- Amelia Byron, Baroness Conyers,, second wife of John Byron the father of Lord Byron
- Andrew Byron, American politician from Wyoming
- Angela Byron, Canadian software developer
- Annie Byron Australian film, stage and television actress
- Antoinette Byron, Australian actress
- April Byron, Australian pop singer and songwriter
- Archie Byron, American sculptor, painter and political activist
- Arthur Byron, American actor
- Arthur Byron (tenor), English tenor, a concert and opera singer
- Augusta Mary Byron, married name Augusta Leigh, half-sister of Lord Byron
- Avior Byron, Israeli singer-songwriter and musicologist
- Beverly Byron, American politician from Maryland, wife of Goodloe Byron
- Bill Byron, Irish rugby union footballer
- Bourmond Byron, Haitian painter
- Bruce Byron, English actor
- Catherine Byron, Irish poet
- Cheryl Byron, Trinidadian visual artist, dancer and singer
- Christopher M. Byron, American financial writer
- Cyril Byron, American baseball player and Tuskegee Airman of World War II
- David Byron, British musician, singer of Uriah Heep
- Delma Byron, American actress
- Dennis Byron, Saint Kitts and Nevis judge, son of Vincent F. Byron
- Diarmuid Byron-O'Connor, British artist
- Don Byron, American jazz composer and musician
- Ed Byron, American radio producer
- Ellen Byron, American novelist, screenwriter and producer
- Elsa Spear Byron, American photographer
- Fergal Byron, Irish Gaelic football player
- Frances Byron, Baroness Byron, third wife of William Byron, 4th Baron Byron
- Frederick Byron (cricketer), English barrister and cricketer
- Frederick George Byron, English amateur artist and caricaturist
- Frederick Byron, 10th Baron Byron, Anglican clergyman and British peer
- Gary Byron, American politician from Connecticut and radio host
- George Byron, 7th Baron Byron, British naval officer and politician, cousin of poet George Gordon Byron
- George Byron, 8th Baron Byron, British army officer and politician
- George Byron, 9th Baron Byron, British army officer and peer
- Gilbert Byron, American writer
- Goodloe Byron, American politician from Maryland
- Henry James Byron ), British dramatist and theatre manager
- Imogen Byron, English actress
- Jean Byron, American actress
- Jean-Michel Byron, South African funk and rock vocalist
- Jeffrey Byron, American actor and writer
- Jim Byron (nonprofit executive), American nonprofit executive
- Jim Byron (publicist), American publicist
- John Byron, British Royal Navy officer, explorer and colonial administrator
- John Byron (died 1450), English Member of Parliament
- John Byron (died 1567), English Member of Parliament
- John Byron (died 1600), English knight and politician
- John Byron (died 1623), English Member of Parliament, father of 1st Baron Byron
- John Byron (British Army officer), father of poet Lord Byron
- John Byron, 1st Baron Byron, English politician and Royalist army officer
- Joseph Byron, English photographer
- Judy Byron, American artist
- Kari Byron, American television host
- Katharine Byron, American politician from Maryland, wife of William D. Byron
- Kitty Byron, British convicted murderer
- Lady Byron, English philanthropist, married Lord Byron in 1815, separating from him that year
- Kathy Byron, American politician from Virginia
- Kathleen Byron, English actress
- Lord Byron, English celebrity poet
- Lord Byron (umpire), American baseball umpire
- Marion Byron, American silent film actress and comedian
- May Byron, British writer and poet
- Medora Gordon Byron, pseudonymous Romantic-era novelist
- Melinda Byron, American film actress
- Michael Byron (footballer), English footballer
- Michael J. Byron (artist), American visual artist
- Michael J. Byron (general), United States Marine Corps general
- Minnie Byron, stage name of Louisa Elizabeth Babb, English singer and actress
- Nicholas Byron, English knight
- Nina Byron, New Zealand–American silent film actress and showgirl
- Norm Byron, Australian rules footballer
- Oliver Doud Byron, American stage actor
- Olwyn Byron, British physicist
- Paul Byron, Canadian ice hockey player
- Paul G. Byron, American judge from Florida
- Percy Claude Byron, English photographer
- Red Byron, American NASCAR driver
- Richard Byron (Royal Navy officer), British Royal Navy officer in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
- Richard Byron, 2nd Baron Byron, English Royalist politician
- Richard Byron, 12th Baron Byron, British army officer and peer
- Robert Byron (cricketer), South African cricketer
- Robert Byron (Royalist), Anglo-Irish soldier, Member of the Irish Parliament
- Robert Byron (travel writer), British travel writer, art critic and historian
- Robert Byron, 13th Baron Byron, British barrister and peer
- Ron Byron, Australian rules footballer
- Rupert Byron, 11th Baron Byron, British farmer and grazier in Australia
- Stuart Byron, American film critic and gay rights activist
- Tabitha Byron, British actress
- Tanya Byron, British psychologist
- Thomas Byron, Royalist officer of the First English Civil War
- Tom Byron, American pornographic film actor and director
- Vince Byron, Australian BMX rider
- Vincent F. Byron, British colonial governor
- Walter Byron (actor), English film actor
- Walter Byron (ice hockey), Icelandic-Canadian ice hockey player
- William Byron (MP), British politician
- William Byron (racing driver), American race car driver
- William Byron, 3rd Baron Byron, British peer
- William Byron, 4th Baron Byron, British peer
- William Byron, 5th Baron Byron, British peer, politician and duellist
- William D. Byron, American politician from Maryland
- William J. Byron, American Jesuit priest