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Aldridge is an English surname derived from a toponym. Notable people with the surname include:A. Owen Aldridge (1915–2005), American expert in colonial literary studies
Alan Aldridge (1938–2017), English artist
Albert Aldridge (1864–1891), English footballer
Alexandra Aldridge, American ice dancer
Allen Aldridge Sr. (1944–2015), American football defensive end
Allen Aldridge Jr. (1972–2024), American football linebacker
Amanda Aldridge (1866–1956), English composer
Blake Aldridge, British synchronized diver
Brian Aldridge (disambiguation), multiple people, including
Brian Aldridge (umpire) (1940–2021), New Zealand cricketer and umpire
Brian Aldridge (politician), American politician in Mississippi
Charles Aldridge, New Zealand cricketer
Chris Aldridge, BBC announcer
Cory Aldridge, American baseball player
Dan Aldridge, British politician
David Aldridge, American sports analyst
Edward C. Aldridge Jr., United States Secretary of the Air Force
Ellie Aldridge, British sailor
Eileen Aldridge (1916–1990), English artist
George Aldridge (disambiguation), multiple people, including:
George Aldridge (boxer), British middleweight boxer
George Sydney Aldridge (1847–1911), Australian businessman, president of the Adelaide Stock Exchange
George Washington Aldridge Sr. (1833–1877), New York politician
Gerard Aldridge, Canadian politician from Saskatchewan
Graeme Aldridge, New Zealand cricketer
Henry Aldridge (1923–2002), North Carolina politician
Ira Aldridge (1807–1867), American stage actor
James Aldridge (1918–2015), Australian war correspondent and writer
James Henry Aldridge (1849–1929) Australian horse breeder and hotelier
Jerry Aldridge, American football player
John Aldridge (disambiguation), multiple people, including:
John Aldridge, Irish football (soccer) striker
John Aldridge (artist) (1905–1983), English painter and Associate of the Royal Academy
John Aldridge (cricketer), English cricketer
John Aldridge (1899–1988), World War I flying ace
John E. Aldridge American Politician
John W. Aldridge (1922–2007), American writer, literary critic, teacher and scholar
Karen Aldridge, American actress
Kay Aldridge (1917–1995), American actress and model
Keith Aldridge, American ice hockey defenseman
Kevin Aldridge, American football player
Kitty Aldridge, British actress and writer
LaMarcus Aldridge, American basketball player
Lily Aldridge, American fashion model
Lionel Aldridge (1941–1998), American football player
M. Dayne Aldridge, American engineer
Martin Aldridge (footballer) (1974–2000), English footballer
Martin Aldridge (politician), Australian politician
Melvin Aldridge, American football player
Michael Aldridge (1920–1994), British actor
Michael Aldridge, Australian rugby union player
Olive M. Aldridge (1866–1950), English nurse and social reformer
Paul Aldridge, English footballer
Peyton Aldridge, American basketball player
Rasheen Aldridge Jr., American activist and politician
Richard Aldridge (1945–2014), British palaeontologist
Robert Aldridge (disambiguation), multiple people
Rod Aldridge, British businessman and politician
Ruby Aldridge, American model
Sarah Aldridge (1911–2006), Brazil-born lesbian author
Seamus Aldridge, Irish Gaelic games administrator and referee
Tommy Aldridge, American drummer
Vic Aldridge (1893–1973), American baseball player
Walt Aldridge (1955–2025), American musician, singer, songwriter, engineer and record producer
William Aldridge (1737–1797), English nonconformist minister
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