Rowe

Rowe is the family name of the following people:

Arthur Rowe (soccer player) (1906-1993), English soccer player and coach
Arthur Rowe (screenwriter) (1923-1998), British screenwriter and film producer
Arthur Rowe (athlete) (1936–2003), British athlete
Ashley Rowe (born 1959), British cameraman
Bill Rowe (1931–1992), British sound engineer
Brad Rowe (* 1970), American actor and political activist
Brian Rowe (* 1988), American football goalkeeper
Camille Rowe (* 1986), French-American model and actress
Charlie Rowe (* 1996), English actor
Christopher Rowe (* 1961), German-British cameraman
Colin Rowe (1920–1999), British architect and author
Danielle Rowe (* 1990), British cyclist
David Rowe-Beddoe, Baron Rowe-Beddoe (born 1937), British politician
David E. Rowe (* 1950), American historian of science
David J. Rowe (1936-2020), British-Canadian physicist
Diane Rowe , maiden name of Diane Schöler (* 1933), British-German table tennis player
Djamila Rowe (* 1967), German model
Earl Rowe (1920–2002), American actor
Edmund Rowe (1892–1972), American politician
Elizabeth Rowe (1674–1736), English writer
Emile Smith Rowe (* 2000), English football player
Frederick W. Rowe (1863–1946), American lawyer and politician
G. Steven Rowe (* 1953), American lawyer and politician
Georgina Rowe (* 1992), Australian rower
James Rowe (born 1991), English football player
John Rowe (politician) (1715–1787), American businessman and politician
John Rowe (racing driver) , South African automobile racing driver
John Howland Rowe (1918–2004), American anthropologist and archaeologist
John Wallis Rowe (* 1944), American medical doctor and science manager
John William Rowe (* 1945), American industrial manager
Jonathan Rowe (1946–2011), American journalist
Kathleen Rowe Karlyn (* 1947), American English and film scholar
Keith Rowe (* 1940), British guitarist and visual artist
Kim Rowe (born 1952), Jamaican athlete
Leanne Rowe (born 1982), British actress
Luke Rowe (* 1990), Welsh cyclist
Mark Rowe (* 1960), American sprinter
Matthew Rowe (* 1988), Welsh cyclist
Mike Rowe (born 1962), American television presenter
Nicholas Rowe (poet) (1673-1718), English poet
Nicholas Rowe (actor) (born 1966), English actor
Paul Rowe (1914–1993), American ice hockey player
Peter Rowe (politician) (1807–1876), American lawyer and politician
Peter Rowe (engineer) (1922–1997), British engineer
Peter Rowe (director) (born 1947), Canadian film director, screenwriter and producer
R. Kerry Rowe , Australian-Canadian civil engineer
Rosalind Rowe (1933-2015), English table tennis player
Samuel Rowe (1835–1888), British surgeon and colonial administrator
Thomas Rowe (clergyman) (1657–1705), English clergyman
Thomas Rowe (architect) (1829–1899), Australian architect
Timothy Rowe (* 1953), American paleontologist
Tom Rowe (Screenwriter, I) ( Thomas Rowe , † 1983), American writer and screenwriter
Tom Rowe (screenwriter, 1921) (1921-2004), American screenwriter
Tom Rowe (ice hockey player) ( Thomas John Rowe ; born 1956), American ice hockey player, coach and official
Tom Rowe (producer) , film producer
Tracy-Ann Rowe (* 1985), Jamaican sprinter
Wallace P. Rowe (1926-1983), American virologist
Walter Rowe (around 1584–1671), English gambist and composer
William Rowe (1913–1938), American hammer thrower
William L. Rowe (1931–2015), American philosopher

Rowe is the name of the following places:

in the United States:

in Poland:

Rowe , German name of Rowy (Ustka) , village in the Pomeranian Voivodeship

Rowe as part of company names:

Rowe Motor Manufacturing Company , former American automobile manufacturer
Rowe Mineralölwerk GmbH, Worms, owner of the motor racing group Rowe Racing

ROWE is the abbreviation for:

Results-Only Work Environment , HR management strategy

See also:

Rowe Bluff , cliff in Graham Land, Antarctica
Rowe Nunatakker , Nunatakker on Black Island, Ross Archipelago, Antarctica
Rowe Point , Headland of Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica

Rowe rearrangement , chemical reaction first described by British chemist Frederick Maurice Rowe (1891–1947) in 1926