People
- Tabitha, said to have been raised from the dead by Saint Peter in the Book of Acts (Acts 9:36). The Greek form of the name, 'Dorcas', is also used there.
- Tabitha Babbitt, early American toolmaker, inventor of the circular saw
- Tabitha Brown, American pioneer
- Tabatha Coffey, Australian hairstylist, salon owner, and television personality
- Tabitha D'umo, American dance teacher, choreographer, and creative director
- Tabitha Fringe Chase, American activist
- Tabitha Ann Holton, first woman licensed as a lawyer in North Carolina
- Tabitha King, author and wife of Stephen King
- Tabitha Lupien, Canadian actress and competitive dancer
- Tabitha Nauser, Singaporean singer
- Tabitha Soren, reporter for MTV News
- Tabitha St. Germain, Canadian stage actress and voice actress
- Tabitha Suzuma, British writer
- Tabitha Gilman Tenney, early American author
- Tabitha Wady, British actress
- Tabetha Wells, Canadian actor and writer
- Tabitha Yim, Korean American gymnast
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