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Wallace is a surname, of Scottish origin (see Clan Wallace), and may refer to
- Alfred Russel Wallace, British naturalist and biologist, who came up with Wallace line and co-discovered natural selection
- Andy Wallace (producer)
- Andy Wallace (racer)
- Aria Wallace
- Barbara Brooks Wallace
- Barret Wallace
- Ben Wallace, an NBA player, currently with the Detroit Pistons
- Ben Wallace (UK politician)
- Beryl Wallace
- Bess Truman
- Beth Wallace
- Bill Wallace, a musician with The Guess Who
- Bill Wallace (martial arts), a U.S. kickboxer
- Bob Wallace
- Bobby Wallace
- Bobby Wallace (baseball)
- Bronwen Wallace
- Chris Wallace (computer scientist), Australian computer scientist (and physicist, etc.) (1933-2004), developer of Minimum Message Length (MML)
- Chris Wallace (journalist), a newscaster at NBC and Fox News, the son of Mike Wallace
- Christopher Wallace:
- Christopher Wallace, known as The Notorious B.I.G., a U.S. rapper
- Colin Wallace
- Dan Wallace
- Daniel Wallace (author)
- Daniel Wallace (plaintiff)
- Danny Wallace (writer)
- David Wallace:
- David Wallace (governor) (1799-1859), American politician
- Dave Wallace (baseball) (born 1947), coach and player
- David Wallace (physicist) (born 1945), British
- David Wallace (actor) (born 1957), American
- David Foster Wallace (born 1962), American novelist
- David Wallace (rugby player) (born 1976), Irish
- Dee Wallace-Stone
- DeWitt Wallace
- Edgar Wallace, a British crime writer
- Euan Wallace
- Foy E. Wallace
- Frank Wallace
- Frank Wallace IV, a US Amateur golfer, born in Council Bluffs, Iowa
- Frank R. Wallace
- George Wallace, a former Governor of Alabama
- George Wallace (actor)
- George Wallace (comedian), a US comedian
- George Wallace, Jr.
- Gerald Wallace, an NBA player, currently with the Charlotte Bobcats
- Harold Wallace
- Henry A. Wallace, a former Vice President of the United States
- Henry Cantwell Wallace
- Ian Wallace (drummer)
- Ian Wallace (singer)
- D. Ian M. Wallace
- Irving Wallace
- Isaac Wallace-Johnson
- James Wallace (governor)
- Jean Wallace
- Jerry Wallace
- Jessie Wallace
- Jim Wallace, British politician and former Deputy First Minister of Scotland
- Jim Wallace (author)
- Jock Wallace
- John Wallace:
- John Wallace (basketball), American basketball player
- John Wallace (musician), bassist and singer
- John E. Wallace, Jr. - New Jersey Supreme Court justice
- Gen. John Wallace Big Bone, Kentucky
- John Michael Wallace, a professor of atmospheric sciences
- John Michael Wallace-Hadrill
- Jonathan Wallace
- Jonathan H. Wallace
- Joseph Wallace
- Kenny Wallace
- Kevin Wallace
- Leighanne Wallace
- Lew Wallace, a U.S. Civil War general and author
- Lila Bell Wallace
- Lurleen Wallace
- Malcolm Wallace
- Marcia Wallace
- Marjorie Wallace
- Mark Wallace
- Marsellus Wallace
- Mary Wallace
- Merv Wallace
- Mike Wallace:
- Mike Wallace (journalist) (born 1918), television correspondent
- Mike Wallace (historian), American
- Mike Wallace (NASCAR) (born 1959), race car driver
- Mike Wallace (politician), Canadian politican
- Minik Wallace
- Michele Wallace, African American feminist
- Naomi Wallace
- Nicole Wallace, a fictional character on the TV drama series Criminal Intent
- Nick Wallace
- Randall Wallace, U.S. writer and film director
- Rasheed Wallace, an NBA player, currently with the Detroit Pistons
- Raymond L. Wallace
- Richard Wallace (director)
- Richard Wallace (journalist)
- Richard Wallace (scientist), an artificial intelligence researcher
- Richard Wallace, 1st Baronet
- Robert Wallace, a 18th century British writer (see Malthusian catastrophe)
- Robert Charles Wallace
- Rod Wallace * Ross Wallace
- Rowena Wallace
- Rusty Wallace, a NASCAR driver
- Samuel Thomas Dickson Wallace
- Sanford Wallace
- Scott L. Wallace, City Council Member , Eddyville , Kentucky, 2000 - 2004
- Seneca Wallace
- Sippie Wallace
- Steve Wallace (NFL)
- Steve Wallace (racer)
- Terry Wallace
- Tommy Lee Wallace
- Voletta Wallace
- W.H.L. Wallace, a U.S. Civil War general
- William Wallace:
- William Wallace (1270–1305) — a Scottish patriot
- Wiliam A. A. "Bigfoot" Wallace (1817–1899) — a Texas Ranger captain
- W.H.L. Wallace (1821–1862) — a Union general in the American Civil War
- William S. Wallace — a General of the United States Army
- William Vincent Wallace (1812–1865) — an Irish composer
- William Wallace (footballer) who played for Celtic F.C.
- Wiliam Wallace (Scottish composer)
- William Wallace (professor) a professor at the London School of Economics.
- Wiliam Wallace (Scottish philosopher) (1844–1897) — a Scottish philosopher
- William O. Wallace — Hollywood set decorator
- William H. Wallace, Idaho Territory governor and one of thirteen people who turned down Lincoln's invitation to accompany him to Ford's Theatre
- William Wallace Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln
- William Wallace, real name of British magician Ali Bongo
- William John Lawrence Wallace, Baron Wallace of Saltaire
Places
- Wallace, Idaho, a town in Idaho, USA
- Wallace, Michigan, a town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, USA
- Wallace, Missouri, an unincorporated community in Missouri
- Wallace, Nova Scotia, a town in Nova Scotia, Canada
- Wallace House:
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