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Spriggs may refer to:

David Spriggs (born 1981), an Australian rules footballer with the Port Melbourne Football Club in the Victorian Football League
Elbert Eugene Spriggs (born 1937), a Twelve Tribes religious leader, known as Yoneq, from East Ridge, Tennessee.
Elizabeth Spriggs (1929–2008), an Olivier Award-winning English character actress
Francis Spriggs (died 1725), a British pirate active in the Caribbean and the Bay of Hounduras during the early 1720s
George Spriggs (born 1937), an American former professional baseball player
James Spriggs Payne (1819–1882), served as the fourth (1868–1870) and eighth (1876–1878) President of Liberia
John T. Spriggs (1825–1888), a U.S. Representative from New York
Larry Spriggs (born 1959), an American former professional basketball player
Leslie Spriggs (1910–1990), a British Labour politician
Marcus Spriggs (born 1974), a former offensive lineman in the NFL
Robin Spriggs, an enigmatic figure in a variety of artistic fields, including dark fantasy literature, theatre, and film
Steve Spriggs (born 1956), a former professional footballer mostly remembered for his 12 years at Cambridge United
William Spriggs nominated for Assistant Secretary for Policy at the Department of Labor in June 2009

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 *[[David Spriggs]] (born 1981), an Australian rules footballer with the Port Melbourne Football Club in the Victorian Football League
-*[[Elbert Eugene Spriggs]] (born 1937), a Twelve Tribes religious leader, known as Yoneq, from Tennessee, USA
+*[[Elbert Eugene Spriggs]] (born 1937), a Twelve Tribes religious leader, known as Yoneq, from East Ridge, Tennessee.
 *[[Elizabeth Spriggs]] (1929&ndash;2008), an Olivier Award-winning English character actress
 *[[Francis Spriggs]] (died 1725), a British pirate active in the Caribbean and the Bay of Hounduras during the early 1720s