Reeves

• Alec Reeves, English electronics engineer
• Amber Reeves, feminist writer
• Bryant Reeves, American Basketball Player
• Conner Reeves, British singer-songwriter
• Connie Douglas Reeves, cowgirl
• Dan Reeves, former American football player and head coach
• Dianne Reeves, American jazz singer
• Florence Reeves, English suffragette and notable supercentenarian
• Franklin Delano "Del" Reeves, country music singer
• George Reeves, American actor
• George R. Reeves, Texas legislator after whom Reeves County, Texas is named
• Hubert Reeves, Canadian astrophysicist and science writer
• James Reeves, pseudonym for John Morris, writer
• Jim Reeves, singer
• John Reeves, British politician
• Joseph M. Reeves, American admiral
• Keanu Reeves, Canadian actor
• Kenneth Reeves, mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Martha Reeves and her sister Sandra "Lois" Reeves, singers
• Matt Reeves, American film writer, director, and producer
• Maud Pember Reeves, feminist and socialist
• Melissa Reeves, American actress
• Orlando Reeves, the mythological namesake of Orlando, Florida
• Sir Paul Alfred Reeves, former Archbishop and Primate of New Zealand
• Saskia Reeves, British actress
• Siân Reeves, British actress
• Steve Reeves, American bodybuilder, actor, and author
• Stevie Reeves, auto racing driver
• Tad Reeves, fictional character
• Thomas James Reeves American Medal of Honor recipient
• Vic Reeves, pseudonym for James "Jim" Roderick Moir, comedian
• William Pember Reeves, New Zealand social reformer and writer

You may also be looking for:

• Christopher Reeve, American actor, director, producer and writer
• Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens, a husband and wife writing team

Given names

• Reeves Franklin, Author of the book Do You Love Me? and one time contender for the office of state Auditor in Alabama
• B. Reeves Eason, an American director, actor and screenwriter

Places

• Reeves, Louisiana, a village in Allen Parish, Louisiana
• Reeves County, Texas

Companies

• Reeves (automobile company), producer of four-axle Octoauto in Columbus, Indiana around 1911)