| Jakob Schleiden, Matthias Jakob (Schleiden Matthias Jakob)
German botanist. |
| Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier (Fourier Jean-Baptiste-Joseph)
French mathematician and physicist. |
| Jean Fouquet (Fouquet Jean)
French painter and miniaturist, one of the founders of the early Renaissance art in France. |
| Jean Froissart (Froissart Jean)
French chronicler and poet. |
| Jean Honore Fragonard (Fragonard Jean Honor)
French painter and graphic artist. |
| Jerry Falwell (Falwell Jerry)
American preacher-evangelist. |
 | Juan Jose Flores (Flores Juan Jose)
President of Ecuador. |
 | John Fletcher (Fletcher John)
English poet, dramatist. |
| John Flamsteed (Flamsteed John)
English astronomer. |
| Johann Gottlieb Fichte (Fichte Johann Gottlieb)
The German philosopher, founder of 'absolute idealism'. |
| John Fowles (Fowles John)
English novelist |
 | John Wesley (Wesley John)
English church leader, the founder of Methodism. |
| John Webster (Webster John)
English poet and playwright. |
 | James Abbott McNeill Whistler (Whistler James Abbot McNeil)
American painter, a master of etching and lithography. |
| John Wycliffe (Wyclliffe John)
English theologian |
| James Watt (Watt James)
Scottish engineer and inventor. |
| Jascha Heifetz (Heifetz Jascha)
American violinist, one of the greatest virtuosos of 20 at. |
| John Hayward (Hayward John)
English historian. |
| John Heywood (Heywood John)
English poet and playwright. |
| John Houseman (Houseman John)
American producer, director, teacher and actor, who played a central role in the development of American theater in the 20. |
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