The Manx (Manx language: Ny Manninee) are an ethnic group from the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea in northern Europe. They are often described as a Celtic people, though they have a mixed background, including Germanic (Norse and English) influences.
Samantha Barks, actor, musician
Jamie Blackley, actor of screen, television and stage
Anthony Quayle, actor of Manx ancestry
Rayner Hoff, sculptor
Bryan Kneale, sculptor
Archibald Knox, designer
Paul Lewthwaite, sculptor
Chris Killip, photographer, Harvard professor
Barry Gibb, musician, The Bee Gees
Maurice Gibb, musician, The Bee Gees
Robin Gibb, musician, The Bee Gees
Katy Perry, American singer of partial Manx descent
Davy Knowles, musician, Back Door Slam
Simon Lynch, musician, X-Factor star
Harry Manx, Canadian musician
Illiam Dhone (William Christian in English), nationalist and politician
Robert Quayle Kermode, 19th-century Tasmanian politician and then richest Manxman in the world
Dan Quayle, former United States Senator from Indiana and former Vice President of the United States
Sir Miles Walker, politician
Martin Bridson, mathematician
Edward Forbes, naturalist professor
Sir Frank Kermode, professor of English
Jonathan Bellis, professional cyclist
Mark Cavendish, professional cyclist
Mark Christian, professional cyclist
Conor Cummins, motorbike racer
Zoe Gillings, snowboarder
David Higgins, rally car driver
Mark Higgins, rally car driver
Darryl Hill, professional snooker player
Nina Hunt, Latin American dance, coach and choreographer
Peter Kennaugh, professional cyclist
David Knight, enduro motorcyclist
David Lyon, cricketer
T. E. Brown, poet, scholar and theologian
Hall Caine, novelist and playwright
Mona Douglas, poet and folklorist
Eliza S. Craven Green, poet
Jane Holland, poet, performer and novelist
Sarah Holland, writer, actress and singer
John Kelly, lexicographer and Bible translator into Manx
Josephine Kermode (Cushag), poet and playwright
Nigel Kneale, screenwriter
Charlotte Lamb (Sheila Holland née Coates), romantic novelist
Sophia Morrison, folklorist
Esther Nelson, poet
Randolph Quirk, Lord Quirk, linguistics scholar
Hilary Robinson, children's author
Christopher R. Shimmin, playwright and politician
Thomas Shimmin, poet and rag-gatherer
Brian Stowell, writer, broadcaster and translator into the Manx language
George Waldron, topographer and poet
Robert Henry Cain, Victoria Cross recipient
George Q. Cannon, Mormon apostle
Fletcher Christian, mutineer on HMS Bounty
Richard Costain, founder of Costain Group
William Garrett (1842-1916), Medal of Honor recipient in the American Civil War
Colonel Routh Goshen, born Arthur Caley, giant and circus performer.
Peter Heywood, mutineer on HMS Bounty, later a naval post captain
Abdullah Quilliam, Victorian Muslim of Manx ancestry
List of Manx people Wikipedia (Text) CC BY-SA