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A yeoman was a member of an English social class, generally a freeman who owned his own farm. The term was also used in North America.

Yeoman or yeomen may also refer to:

• Yeoman (United States Navy), a rating in the United States Navy dealing with administrative and clerical work
  • Yeoman (F), a World War I-era United States Naval rating for women
• A rating in the United States Coast Guard dealing with administrative and clerical work
• HMS Yeoman, the name of more than one ship of the British Royal Navy
• A member of the Yeomanry, the volunteer cavalry regiments of the British Army
• Yeoman of signals, a signals petty officer in the Royal Navy or a senior communications specialist in the British Army

• Yeoman, Indiana, a town in the United States
• Yeoman Island, Canada

• Yeoman Football Club, an Australian rules football club based in Burnie, Tasmania, Australia
• Yeoman Cricket Club, merged in 1989 to form Burnie/Yeoman Cricket Club, representing Burnie, Tasmania
• Yeomen, the sports teams of Oberlin College, Ohio, United States, whose mascot is the Yeoman
• Yeomen, the sports teams of York University, Canada, whose mascot was the Yeoman

• Chevrolet Yeoman, a station wagon
• The Yeomen (band), 1960s band from New Zealand
• Yeoman (surname)
• Yeoman Aviation, an Australian company set up to produce agricultural aircraft, such as the Yeoman Cropmaster
• Yeomans, butterflies of India
• Yeoman (software), a set of tools for building web applications
• Yeoman (hill), a categorisation of British hill
• Yeoman (household servant)

• Yeomen of the Guard, the royal bodyguard of England
• The Yeomen of the Guard, a Gilbert and Sullivan opera
• Yeomen Warders, of the Tower of London, England
• Butterflies of the genus Cirrochroa
• Yeomans (disambiguation)
• Youmans, a surname
• Eoman (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with Yeoman
• All pages with titles containing Yeoman

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