Scofield

Scofield is a surname of English origin and a placename used in the United States. It may refer to people who bear the surname as well as to geographic locations. Notable individuals with the surname include Cyrus Ingerson Scofield (1843–1921), an American theologian who edited the Scofield Reference Bible, a widely distributed study edition that popularized a particular form of dispensationalist theology. John Scofield (born 1951) is an American jazz guitarist and composer known for his work across modern jazz and fusion. The name also appears in other fields through various people who have made contributions in science, politics, and the arts.

Geographic usage includes Scofield, Utah, a historic mining community in Carbon County. Founded during the late 19th century mining boom, it grew with the local ore operations and declined as mining waned in the 20th century. The area is associated with the mining history of the region and remains a point of reference for local heritage.