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'''John Hall''' may refer to (in order by birth):
'''John Hall''' may refer to:


'''In politics:'''
* [[John Hall (football player)|John Hall]] (1974-), American football kicker.

* [[John Hall (Maryland)|John Hall]] (1729-1797), Maryland delegate to the Continental Congress.
* [[John Hall (MP)|John Hall]] (d. 1872), British MP for Buckingham, 1846-1859
* [[John W. Hall]] (1817-1892), U.S. Governor of Delaware
* [[John Hall (New Zealand)|John Hall]] (1824-1907), [[Prime Minister of New Zealand]], [[8 October]] [[1879]] - [[21 April]] [[1882]].
* [[John Hicklin Hall]] (1854-1937), U.S. district attorney convicted for land fraud, father of [[John H. Hall]]
* [[John H. Hall]] (1899-1970), U.S. Governor of Oregon, son of [[John Hicklin Hall]]
* Sir [[John Hall (colonial administrator)|John Hall]], British resident of [[Zanzibar]] & [[List of Governors of Uganda|Governor of Uganda]]
* Sir [[John Hall (UK politician)|John Hall]] (1911-1978), British MP for Wycombe, 1952-1978
* [[John D. Hall|John Douglas Hall]] (?-2005), [[North Carolina]] politician.
* [[John D. Hall|John Douglas Hall]] (?-2005), [[North Carolina]] politician.
'''In other areas:'''
* [[John Hall (football player)|John Hall]] (1974-), American football kicker.
* [[John Hall (musician Orleans)|John Hall]], A member of the [[Orleans (band)|Orleans]] band, 1972 - 1977, after which he had a solo career and was active in the anti-nuclear movement.
* [[John Hall (musician Orleans)|John Hall]], A member of the [[Orleans (band)|Orleans]] band, 1972 - 1977, after which he had a solo career and was active in the anti-nuclear movement.
* [[John Hall (inventor)|John Hall]] (1781-1841), Inventor of a breech loading [[flintlock]].
* [[John Hall (poet)|John Hall]], Attendee of the [[British Poetry Revival]]'s Sparty Lea Poetry Festival, 1967.
* [[John Hall (poet)|John Hall]], Attendee of the [[British Poetry Revival]]'s Sparty Lea Poetry Festival, 1967.
* [[John L. Hall]] (1934-), one of the winners of the 2005 [[Nobel Prize]] for [[physics]].
* [[John L. Hall]] (1934-), one of the winners of the 2005 [[Nobel Prize]] for [[physics]].
* Sir [[John Hall (businessman)|John Hall]] (1933-), former chairman of [[Newcastle United F.C.]] and property developer
* Sir [[John Hall (businessman)|John Hall]] (1933-), former chairman of [[Newcastle United F.C.]] and property developer
* Sir [[John Hall (UK politician)|John Hall]] (1911-1978), British MP for Wycombe, 1952-1978
* [[John Hall (MP)|John Hall]] (d. 1872), British MP for Buckingham, 1846-1859
* Sir [[John Hall (colonial administrator)|John Hall]], British resident of [[Zanzibar]] & [[List of Governors of Uganda|Governor of Uganda]]
* [[John Hubert Hall|John H. Hall]] (1899-1970), U.S. Governor of Oregon
* [[John Hicklin Hall]] (1854-1937), U.S. district attorney convicted for land fraud
* [[John Hall (New Zealand)|John Hall]] (1824-1907), [[Prime Minister of New Zealand]], [[8 October]] [[1879]] - [[21 April]] [[1882]].
* [[John W. Hall]] (1817-1892), U.S. Governor of Delaware
* [[John Hall (inventor)|John Hall]] (1781-1841), Inventor of a breech loading [[flintlock]].
* [[John Hall (Maryland)|John Hall]] (1729-1797), Maryland delegate to the Continental Congress.
* [[John Hall (bishop)|John Hall]], Bishop of Bristol c. 1691.
* [[John Hall (bishop)|John Hall]], Bishop of Bristol c. 1691.
* [[John Hall (physician)|John Hall]] (?-1635), William Shakespeare's son-in-law.
* [[John Hall (physician)|John Hall]] (?-1635), William Shakespeare's son-in-law.

Revision as of 02:14, 9 July 2006

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