Blackman

Blackman is an English-language surname. It is derived from the Middle English given name Blakman and the Old English , a combination of the words "black" and "man". Notable people with the surname include:

Alexander Wayne Blackman, British Royal Marine known as 'Marine A', convicted of murdering a Taliban insurgent in 2011
Andre Blackman (born 1990), British footballer
Andrew Blackman (born 1965), Australian actor
Ann Blackman (born 1946), American biographer
Avion Blackman (born 1976), American reggae recording artist
Aylward M. Blackman (1883–1956), British Egyptologist
Bertie Blackman (born 1982), Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist
Bob Blackman (American football) (1918–2000), American football player and coach
Bob Blackman (politician) (born 1956), British politician (Harrow East; earlier London)
Calvin Blackman Bridges (1889–1938), American geneticist
Charles Blackman (1928–2018), Australian artist
Cindy Blackman (born 1959), American musician
Courtney Blackman (1933–2021), Barbadian economist, international business consultant, and diplomat
Damon Blackmon (aka Dame Grease, born 1974), American video and music producer
Don Blackman (1953–2013), American musician
Eden Blackman (1957–2025), English media personality
Eric G. Blackman (born 1968), American astrophysicist
Fred Blackman (1884–after 1922), British footballer
Frederick Blackman (1866–1947), British botanist (brother of Vernon Herbert Blackman; uncle of Geoffrey Emett Blackman)
Garfield Blackman (given name of Ras Shorty I, 1941–2000), Trinidadian musician
Geoffrey Emett Blackman (1903–1980), British botanist (son of Vernon Herbert Blackman; nephew of Frederick Blackman)
George Blackman (1897–2003), Barbadian soldier in WWI
Helena Blackman (born 1982), British actress
Henry E. Blackman (born 1820), American politician and farmer
Honor Blackman (1925–2020), British actress
Jack Blackman (1920–1978), Australian footballer
Jeremy Blackman (born 1985), American actor
Joan Blackman (born 1938), American actress
Joe Blackman (born 1984), British entrepreneur
John Blackman (1947–2024), Australian radio and television presenter, and voice actor
John Lucie Blackman (1793–1815), British soldier killed at the Battle of Waterloo
Ken Blackman (born 1972), American professional football player
Lionel Blackman (born 1960), British solicitor advocate
Liz Blackman (born 1949), British politician (Erewash)
Lloyd Blackman (footballer) (born 1983), British footballer
Lloyd Blackman (musician) (1928–2014), Canadian violinist, conductor, composer, and educator
Lucie Blackman (?-2000), British club hostess, murdered by Joji Obara
Luther Meade Blackman (1834–1919), American tombstone engraver, lawyer, politician, and farmer
Malorie Blackman (born 1962), British author of juvenile fiction
Margaret B. Blackman (born 1944), American anthropologist
Moses Blackman (1908–1983), South African-born British crystallographer
Nick Blackman (born 1989), British footballer
Nicole Blackman (born 1971), American performance artist, poet, author, and vocalist
Paul Blackman (born 1958), British theatrical producer and director
Ralph Beebe Blackman (1904–1990), American mathematician and engineer
Robert Blackman (born 1943), American costume designer
Roberta Blackman-Woods (born 1957), British politician (City of Durham)
Robyn Blackman (born 1959), New Zealander field hockey player, Olympian
Rolando Blackman (born 1959), Panamanian basketball player and coach
Steve Blackman (born 1963), American professional wrestler
Ted Blackman (1942–2002), Canadian sports journalist
Tim Blackman (born 1956), British academic and vice-chancellor of The Open University London
Toni Blackman (born 1968), American rap artist, actress, and writer
Thomas Blachman (born 1963), Danish jazz musician, music producer, and TV personality
Vernon H. Blackman (1872–1967), British botanist
William Blackman (1862–1885), British cricketer

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