Victorine Morriseau (1789-1832) First deafblind person to be educated in Paris
James Mitchell (1795-1869) congenitally deafblind son of Scottish minister
Hieronymus Lorm (19th century) - inventor and novelist
Sanzan Tani (1802-1867) - Japanese teacher who became deaf in childhood and blind later in life, communicating with students by touch.
Laura Bridgman (1829-1889) - first deafblind child to be successfully educated in the US
Mary Bradley (time and place of birth not known, died in 1866)
Julia Brace (1807-1884)
Eliza Cooter (1841-1860)
Robert Dewar (1860-1877)
Ragnhild Kåta (1873 – 1947) - Norway
Yvonne Pitrois (1880-1937) - French biographer
Helen Keller (1880-1968) - author, activist and lecturer
Alice Betteridge (1901-1966) - first deafblind Australian to be educated. Teacher, traveler, writer.
Jack Clemo (1916-1994) - British poet who became deafblind as an adult
Robert Smithdas (1925- ) - the first DeafBlind person in the US to receive a master's degree.
Georgia Griffith (circa 1930- )
John J. Boyer (1936- )
Richard Kinney (?-?) — Educator, lecturer and poet; president of the Hadley School for the Blind from 1975 to 1979.
Danny Delcambre (1959- )