Selby

Selby often refers to places, people, or fiction:

Placenames

United Kingdom

• Selby, a town in Yorkshire
• Selby (district), a local government district of North Yorkshire
• Selby (UK Parliament constituency), a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom

United States

• Selby, California, an unincorporated village in Contra Costa County

South Africa

• Selby, Gauteng, a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa

Australia

• Selby, Victoria, an outer eastern suburb of Melbourne, Victoria

Surname

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• Selby family that originated in Selby, Yorkshire
• Bill Selby (b.1970), American baseball player
• Brit Selby (b.1945), Canadian ice hockey player
• Daniel Selby (b. 1965), American model, actor, singer, and author
• David Selby (b.1941), American character and stage actor
• Erin Selby, Canadian politician and TV personality
• Harry Selby (1913-1984), Scottish politician.
• Hubert Selby, Jr. (1928-2004) 20th century American writer
• John Selby (1849-1894), English county cricketer for Nottinghamshire
• Mark Selby, (b.1983), professional snooker player
• Peter Selby (b.1941), Church of England Bishop of Worcester
• Prideaux Selby, (1747–1813) English soldier and political figure in Upper Canada
• Prideaux John Selby, (1788–1867) English ornithologist, botanist and artist and landowner
• Robert of Selby (d.1152), Englishman, courtier of Roger II and chancellor of the Kingdom of Sicily
• Tiffany Selby (b.1981), model, Playboy Playmate
• Tony Selby, (b.1938), English actor

Fiction

• De Selby, fictional philosopher
• Doug Selby, fictional creation of Erle Stanley Gardner
• Selby the Talking Dog
• Selby (Book Series) by Duncan Ball

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