Crosby

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Crosby may refer to:

Contents 1 Geography 2 People 3 Ships 4 See also

[edit] Geography

• Crosby, Ontario - Canada
• Crosby, Cumbria - England
• Crosby-on-Eden, Cumbria - England
• Crosby, Lincolnshire - England
• Crosby, Merseyside - England
• Crosby Beach, Merseyside - England
• Great Crosby, Sefton, Merseyside - England
• Little Crosby, Sefton, Merseyside - England
• Crosby (UK Parliament constituency) - England
• Crosby, North Yorkshire - England
• Crosby - Isle of Man
• Crosby, Minnesota - United States
• Crosby, North Dakota - United States
• Crosby, Mississippi - United States
• Crosby Township, Hamilton County, Ohio - United States
• Crosby, Texas - United States
• Crosby County, Texas - United States
• Crosby, Pennsylvania - United States

[edit] People

• Andrew Crosby - Canadian rower
• Andy Crosby
• Bing Crosby - 1940s era entertainer
• Bob Crosby - an American bandleader and singer.
• Bobby Crosby - Oakland A's baseball player
• Bridgette Crosby
• Bubba Crosby - Major League baseball player
• Cathy Lee Crosby - an American actress
• Charles Crosby
• Charles N. Crosby - US Congressman from Pennsylvania
• Chris Crosby - cartoonist, writer, co-founder of Keenspot
• Cornilia Thurza Crosby
• David Crosby - musical artist from Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
• Dennis Crosby - an American actor
• Denise Crosby - an American actress
• Elliot John Crosby
• Ernest Howard Crosby
• Fanny Crosby - an American lyricist
• Floyd Crosby - an award winning cinematographer
• Frederick Gordon Crosby, British motoring artist
• Gary Crosby (actor) - singer and actor, son of Bing Crosby
• Gary Crosby (bassist)
• Harrison Woodhull Crosby
• Harry Crosby - American heir and bon vivant
• Harry Crosby (actor)
• Harvey Francis Crosby - An American professional boxer
• Howard Crosby - an American preacher and teacher
• Howard Edward Crosby - a Canadian politician
• Hugh Powell Crosby
• James V. Crosby
• John Crosby (conductor), (1926 to 2002), founding director of the Santa Fe Opera, 1957 to 2000.
• John C. Crosby, (1859 to 1943), American politician.
• John Crosby (media critic), (? to ?), for the media critic of the New York Herald Tribune.
• Jon Crosby - an American musician
• Kathryn Crosby
• Ken Crosby
• Kim Crosby - a NASCAR Busch Series driver
• Kim Crosby (singer) - Broadway singer and actress
• Larry Crosby - the long-time publicity director of the singer Bing Crosby
• Lindsay Crosby - an American actor and singer
• Logan Crosby - an American singer and dancer, former member of One Band/One Pair of Pants
• Lorraine Crosby
• Lynton Crosby - an Australian political campaign strategist
• Malcolm Crosby - a former footballer and manager in England
• Mary Crosby - an American actress
• Mason Crosby - American football placekicker for the Green Bay Packers
• Matthew Crosby
• Nathaniel Crosby - an American golfer
• Newton Crosby, fictional character
• Norm Crosby - a comedian
• Peirce Crosby - an admiral in the United States Navy
• Phil Crosby - a quality author
• Phillip Crosby - an American actor and singer
• Robbin Crosby - a former lead guitarist
• Robert B. Crosby - an American Republican politician
• Sidney Crosby - Pittsburgh Penguins ice hockey player
• Troy Crosby - former NHL goalie and father of Sidney Crosby
• William Crosby Dawson - a former member of the United States Senate from Georgia
• William Holmes Crosby, Jr. - a hematologist, inventor and translator.
• Baroness Williams of Crosby - usually known as Shirley Williams - British Liberal Democrat politician

[edit] Ships

• USS Crosby (DD-164) - a Wickes class destroyer

[edit] See also

• Crosbie