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This is a list of notable English-speakers with articles in the English who are known by a name that uses their middle name (or one of their middle names) but not their first name.
It is alphabetized by the name they are known by, which is the title of the article (in blue) excluding parenthesized descriptions such as "(pitcher)".
*Jon
*José Alcántara
*Darrell Shane Andrews
*Timothy
*José Antonio Domínguez Banderas
*James Lance Bass
*Henry Warren Beatty
*James Gordon Beckham
*Jared Drake Bell
*William Lance Berkman
*Philip
*Thomas
*Robert
*William Casey Blake
*Korinna Moon Bloodgood
*Troyal Garth Brooks
*John Anthony Burgess Wilson
*Mary Rose Byrne
*Charles Sebastian Thomas Cabot
*Christopher
*Eisler Liván Hernández Carrera
*William
*William Roger Clemens
*Justin Todd Coffey
*Harold Louis Coleman
*Albertín Aroldis Chapman de la Cruz
*Joseph
*Anthony Robert McMillan (Robbie Coltrane)
*Thomas Sean Connery
*John Calvin Coolidge
*José
*Christopher Chace Crawford
*Jacob Taio Cruz
*Wardell Stephen Curry
*Hiram
*James Brian Dozier
*Russell Scott Downs
*Dorothy Faye Dunaway
*David Shelley Duncan
*Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
*Maria Ashley Eckstein
*Ivan Simon Cary Elwes
*Hannah Dakota Fanning
*Mary Elle Fanning
*Mary Farrah Leni Fawcett
*Robyn Rihanna Fenty
*John
*Elizabeth
*Desmond
*John Logan Forsythe
*William Dexter Fowler
*Louis
*David Travis Fryman
*Anthony Nomar Garciaparra
*Henry
*Aubrey Drake Graham
*Allen Kelsey Grammer
*Michael
*Donald
*George
*George
*Harry
*Jordan Taylor Hanson
*James
*Edward
*Jon
*Broderick
*Mary Marg Helgenberger
*Kenneth David Herndon
*Barbara Jane Horrocks
*John Barry Humphries
*Raymond
*Charles Brandon Inge
*Robert Casey Janssen
*Sam Brody Jenner
*Paul Kevin Jonas
*Geetali Norah Jones Shankar
*Vera Mindy Chokalingam (Mindy Kaling)
*Stanley Lloyd Kaufman
*Joseph Rudyard Kipling
*Edward
*Jesse
*Philip John Clapp (Johnny Knoxville)
*Michael John Kricfalusi
*Christopher Ashton Kutcher
*David Adam LaRoche
*Daniel Lawrence Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy)
*James Hugh Calum Laurie
*David Jude Heyworth Law
*Nelle Harper Lee
*Michael Lance Lynn
*Rosalie
*Dennis Mark Malaska
*Linn Natassia Malthe
*Patricia Rooney Mara
*Angel Sandy Martínez Martínez
*Karima Mathilda Haim (Mathilda May)
*Carlotta Mercedes Agnes McCambridge
*James Paul McCartney
*Kenneth Ehren McGhehey
*Joseph Jason Momoa
*Justis Logan Morrison
*Keith Rupert Murdoch
*Christopher
*Carlos
*Curtis Ross Ohlendorf
*Sarah Hayley Orrantia
*Olive Marie Osmond
*Stephanie Kay Panabaker
*Donald Corey Patterson
*Eldred Gregory Peck
*Henry Ross Perot
*Matthew Ryan Phillippe
*Keith
*William
*Rajmund Roman Thierry
*William
*William James Remar
*Michael Trent Reznor
*Antonino Giovanni Ribisi
*Santina Marissa Ribisi
*Mathew Jay Roach
*Mayte Michelle Rodriguez
*Willard Mitt Romney
*William Bruce Rose, Jr. (Axl Rose)
*Lynn Nolan Ryan, Jr.
*Noel Fernando Salas
*Marvin Neil Simon
*Garry Seth Smith
*Keiunta Denard Span
*Robert
*Daniel Jason Sudeikis
*Susan
*Christopher
*José Miguel Cabrera Torres
*George
*Jean Paige Turco
*George Roger Waters
*Michael
*George Orson Welles
*Dustin Eli Whiteside
*Walter Bruce Willis
*Dwight
*Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon
*Richard Brandon Wood
*Faris Alexander L. Albayaty (Alex Zane)

Sydenham Arts is a registered charity and community arts organisation based in South East London, which was awarded funding in December 2015 by The Arts Council, Lewisham Council, and the Big Lottery for its new home - The Sydenham Centre on Sydenham Road. The area has had many artistic residents, particularly orchestral musicians, and including Kazuo Ishiguro the Booker Prize-winning novelist who wrote “The Remains of the Day” in Sydenham in 1989. The Guardian article. Sydenham Arts is passionately supported by the residents, who take part, volunteer and support the festivals, and this community spirit adds a notable quality to the events.
Sydenham Arts provides events all year round, promoting the Arts for the benefit of all, but in particular the residents of Sydenham SE26, SE23 and the surrounding areas. Previously known as Sydenham Arts Festival and run by Jonathan Kaufman the idea for a festival grew out of an Independent Booksellers’ Week at Kirkdale Bookshop in July 2008.
Since 2009 there have been annual festivals in July embracing every art form and seasonal mini festivals were added in 2015. The schedules have a particular emphasis on encouraging the young to read. Helen Goward, managing director of Sydenham Arts from 2015, said “It is essential for us to cultivate a use of books at a very young age."
Sydenham Arts gives a platform for emerging, local artists, musicians, actors, writers and others, as well as importing established artists from outside the area. To date these include poets Benjamin Zephaniah and John Hegley, musicians such as Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, Caroll Thompson, Janet Kay, Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin and the award winning singer-songwriter Ian Siegal. Participating authors have included Alan Johnson MP, whose memoir 'This Boy: A Memoir of a Childhood' published in 2013, won the Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize (2014) and the Orwell Prize, (Britain's top political writing award) - as well as Blake Morrison, Xiaolu Guo, and many others. Spoken Word performers have included Ben Haggarty, founder of The Crick Crack Club. Children's authors who have performed at Sydenham Arts include Steve Cole, who was incidentally in charge of BBC Worldwide's merchandising of the BBC Television series Doctor Who between 1997 and 1999, and who in 2013 was nominated by Ian Fleming Publications to continue the Young Bond series first written by Charlie Higson.
There are free participatory workshops and projects organized in partnership with local schools and colleges, and mentoring for young actors, singers, musicians, playwrights and poets. Originally the festival took place at multiple venues including The Kirkdale Bookshop and The Dolphin pub. From summer 2016, a permanent performance and exhibition space will be established on Sydenham High Street.
Sydenham has had many residents in the Arts, including David Bowie who lived there for five years, French impressionist Camille Pissarro and the three-time academy award winning costume designer, Sandy Powell OBE (nominated a further 12 times) who went to Sydenham High School. Rolling Stone Bill Wyman and Margaret Lockwood, star of the Alfred Hitchcock classic The Lady Vanishes (1938) were also born and raised in Sydenham. . According to Henri Vever in 1908, French glass designer René Lalique attended Sydenham Art College between 1878-1880.

Lucile Alice von Overstolz (March 29, 1876 - June 22, 1948) was a direct descendant of the oldest patrician family of Cologne, Germany (the Cologne patricians).
Biography
Lucile Alice von Overstolz was the daughter of Mayor Henry Overstolz (born Henry Clemens von Overstolz on July 4, 1821 - November 29, 1887) and Philippina Espenshied (later known as Philippine E. Von Overstoltz, May 1, 1847 - September 6, 1925). She married Maximillian Joseph Koeck.
Lucile's father was the twenty-fourth mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, serving from 1876 to 1881. She was the granddaughter of a successful Western wagon-maker, Louis Espenschied, who was the owner of Louis Espenschied Wagon Co By the 1850s, the company was making large numbers of wagons for pioneers heading west during the great migration of 1853. During the Civil War, Louis received a large contract for wagons and wheels for the Union Army. Lucile's first cousin was Lloyd Espenschied, the co-creator of coax cable and inventor of the radio altimeter.
In her later years, her mother Philippine was known for her modeling. Busts of her in bronze and marble have been made by the distinguished sculptor Ruckstuhl, and exhibited in the Paris Salon and later at the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893. She was the subject of the Frederick Ruckstull sculpture Evening, which is currently in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. On returning to U.S. in 1892, Ruckstull opened a studio in New York City, where his work Evening won the grand medal for sculpture at the .
One of her father's legacies to her mother was a large library and a very fine collection of paintings, valued at the time at $100,000 which was widely exhibited at large fairs and exhibitions.
Descendant
Lucile and Maximillian Joseph had one son, Maximillian Joseph Koeck, Jr. Maximillian Joseph Koeck Jr. also had only one son with his wife, Nettie Marie Poe. Nettie Marie served as president of the Patrician Brothers in Orange County, California.
Overstolz family dynasty
The Overstolz family dynasty was the ancestral family of Cologne patricians and was one of the most influential and wealthiest families in medieval Cologne. The family clan went to the same origins as the clans of Lyskirchen and Quattermart and also led the same coat of arms, only in different colors.
The history of this family, as translated from the German, shows that they derived extraction from a Roman, Superbus, which translated into German, Overstoltz (Over Proud). The Overstoltz stock is a sturdy one, and noted for its longevity. The Overstoltz ancestral family was one renowned in war and civil life. They were the merchant-princes of the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries and their name is held in high esteem in their native city of Cologne.
The Overstoltz family donated the first half of the great Cologne Cathedral, as shown by the records of the building of this edifice, a small volume kept in the vault with the valuable church and crown jewels. Five hundred years were consumer with the erection of this wonderful structure.
Matthias Overstoltz, a knightly prince, married Gertrud von der Kornpforte. They had one son, Gerhard von Overstoltz. On October 15, 1268, Matthias headed a successful resistance to the assaults of forces of the archbishop, who had often endeavored to deprive the free city of its charter. Matthias lost his life in this struggle and the grateful citizens erected to his memory a statue which is still to been seen in their city hall, and which bears a striking resemblance to the living representative of the hero. Johann Overstoltz, a brother of Matthias, was the Mayor of Cologne in 1275.
Gerhard von Overstoltz, son of Matthias, continued the battle in the Battle of Worringen in 1287 for similar a patriotic cause to that espoused by his father. It had been the hereditary right of the patricians to have the chief magistrate of Cologne selected from among their number only, and for opposing the forcible abrogation of this right the landed estates of the Overstoltz House (Overstolzenhaus) were confiscated, and they, together with fifteen other celebrated patrician families, were banished from the city, and most of them fled to Westphalia.
As an additional mark of appreciation of the eminent services rendered by the Overstoltz's ancestors, the city of Cologne purchased the ancient mansion of the family and takes pride in preserving it in its original solidity, unimpaired by age. Overstolzenhaus was completely restored in 1955.