For other uses, see Pratt (disambiguation).
Pratt is a surname, which may refer to:
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Literature and the arts
- Andy Pratt (singer-songwriter), American singer-songwriter, the great-grandson of oil magnate Charles Pratt
- Awadagin Pratt (born 1966), American concert pianist
- Bela Pratt, American sculptor
- Christopher Pratt, Canadian artist
- Daniel Pratt, American industrialist
- Denis Charles Pratt, British civil servant and writer, commonly known as Quentin Crisp
- Dudley Pratt, American sculptor
- E. J. Pratt, Canadian poet
- Fletcher Pratt, historian and science fiction/fantasy author
- George Pratt (artist) (b. 1960), contemporary American painter and graphic novelist
- Hugo Pratt (1927–1995), Italian cartoonist
- Jane Pratt, American magazine editor
- Judson Pratt (1916-2002), American actor
- Keri Lynn Pratt, American actress
- Kyla Pratt, American actress
- Mary Pratt, Canadian artist
- Mary Louise Pratt, American comparative literature professor and literary theorist
- Mike Pratt (actor) (1931-1976), British actor
- Lord Michael Pratt (1946-2007), British author
- Michael Pratt (songwriter), British songwriter
- Peter Pratt, British actor
- Phil Pratt, Jamaican musician
- Susan Pratt, American actress
- Susan May Pratt, American actress
- Theodore Pratt, American novelist
- Tim Pratt, American science fiction and fantasy writer and poet
- Victoria Pratt, Canadian actress
- William Henry Pratt, given name of actor Boris Karloff
Sports
- Al Pratt (baseball), American baseball player
- Andy Pratt (baseball), American baseball player
- Babe Pratt, Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Betty Rosenquest Pratt, American tennis player
- Bob Pratt, Australian rules footballer
- David Pratt (Canadian broadcaster), Canadian sports radio personality and columnist
- David Pratt (cricketer), English cricketer
- David Pratt (Scottish footballer) (born 1896), Scottish football player and manager
- David Pratt (English footballer) (born 1987), English football player and alleged world record holder
- Gary Pratt, English cricketer
- John Pratt (footballer) (born 1948), English footballer
- John Pratt (cricketer) (1834–1886), English cricketer
- Larry Pratt (baseball), American baseball player in the 1910's
- Mike Pratt (basketball) (born 1948), American basketball player
- Nicole Pratt, Australian tennis player
- Nolan Pratt, Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Todd Pratt, Major League Baseball catcher
Politics, law, religion, and industry
- Charles Pratt, American oilman and founder of the Pratt Institute
- Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden (1713-1794), British lawyer
- Daniel Pratt, American industrialist
- David Pratt (politician), Canadian politician
- David Pratt (assassin), attempted assassin of South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd
- Edmund T. Pratt, Jr., American CEO
- Enoch Pratt, American businessman
- Francis A. Pratt, American engineer, of the Pratt & Whitney aircraft engine company
- George C. Pratt (b. 1928), U.S. federal appellate judge
- George Dupont Pratt (1869–1935), environmentalist
- George Pratt, 2nd Marquess Camden (1799–1866), British peer and Tory politician
- Reverend George Pratt, missionary, author of the first Samoan language grammar and dictionary
- Hiram Pratt (1800 – 1840), American politician from Buffalo, New York
- Hodgson Pratt, British pacifist
- John Pratt (judge) (1657–1725), Lord Chief Justice of England and interim Chancellor of the Exchequer
- John Pratt, 1st Marquess Camden (1759–1840), British politician
- John Pratt (Liberal politician) (1873–1952), Scottish Liberal politician
- John Pratt (Canadian politician) (1894–1973), Manitoban politician
- John H. Pratt (1910–1995), U.S. court of appeals judge
- John Henry Pratt (1809–1871), British clergyman and mathematician
- John Lee Pratt (1879–1975), American businessman who served on GM's Board of Directors
- John Teele Pratt (1873–1927), American corporate attorney, philanthropist, music impresario, and financier
- Joseph Marmaduke Pratt (1891–1946), American politician
- Larry Pratt, American lobbyist
- Louise Pratt, Australian politician
- Marvin Pratt, American politician
- Mike Pratt (Australian politician), Australian politician as the Member for Adelaide
- Orson Pratt, Latter-day Saint leader, brother to Parley P. Pratt
- Parley P. Pratt, Latter-day Saint leader and Mormon martyr, brother to Orson Pratt
- Renée Gill Pratt, New Orleans Councilmember
- Rey Pratt, Latter-day Saint leader in Mexico
- Richard Pratt (Australian businessman), Australian businessman
- Richard L. Pratt, Jr., American Calvinist theologian and author
- Robert and Henry Pratt, Canadian settlers
- Roger Pratt, English architect of the seventeenth century
- Sharon Pratt Kelly, American politician
- Thomas Pratt, American lawyer and politician
- Thomas Willis Pratt, engineer, and father Caleb, architect, American inventors of the Pratt truss bridge design
- Vaughan Pratt, computer scientist (co-creator of the Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm)
- Wallace Pratt, American geologist
- Zadock Pratt, US congressman and founder of Prattsville, New York
Military and police
- Don Pratt, American general, he was the highest ranking casualty of the battle on either side for the Normandy Landings.
- John Pratt (soldier) (1753–1824), United States Army officer
- Michael Kenneth Pratt, Australian policeman and recipient of the George Cross
- Richard Henry Pratt, American soldier and educator, founder of Carlisle Indian School
- William V. Pratt, American admiral
Other
- Daniel Pratt (eccentric), American eccentric
- John Pratt (Black Cattle), Chairman of The Welsh Black Cattle Society
Fictional characters
- Atom (Al Pratt), alter-ego of the comics character The Atom
- George Pratt, character in Philip Van Doren Stern's short story "The Greatest Gift"
- Greg Pratt, character from the TV series ER
See also
- Pratt Institute, New York School of Fine Arts
External links
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