John Mitchell

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John Mitchell may refer:

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[edit] Politics

[edit] Sports

  • John Mitchell (rugby player) (born 1964), rugby player and coach
  • John Mitchell (ice hockey player), Current Toronto Marlies player in the Toronto Maple Leafs system
  • John Mitchell (hockey), Former Detroit Red Wings Chief Scout
  • John Norton Mitchell (Sport Kiting Judge and Competitor), STACK Quadline Champion 1996. STACK International Head Judge

[edit] Arts

  • John Mitchell (composer) (born 1941), American composer
  • John Mitchell (mason), American stonemason
  • John Mitchell (musician), Guitarist with such UK progressive rock bands as Arena, Kino, and Frost
  • John Mitchell (figure skater), Canadian ice dancer
  • John Cameron Mitchell (born 1963), Filmmaker based in New York City
  • John Ames Mitchell (1845-1918) American illustrator
  • Mitch Mitchell (born 1947), (child)-actor known as John Mitchell
  • John Mark Mitchell (photographer), Seattle Photographer
  • John Mitchell (footballer, Fulham FC & Director Luton Town FC)

[edit] Business

  • John Mitchell (United Mine Workers) (1870-1919), president of the United Mine Workers
  • John Mitchell, Jr. (editor) (1863-1929), editor of the Richmond Planet, a newspaper in Richmond, Virginia's Jackson Ward community
  • John Francis Mitchell, (born 1928), VChairman, Motorola, Inventor, Cell Phone Systems
  • John Menzies Mitchell (born 1946), Australian public relations consultant and photo journalist
  • John G. Mitchell (died 2007), Editor of National Geographic magazine

[edit] Military History

  • John Mitchell (Medal of Honor), American Indian Wars soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
  • John Wesley Mitchell (1891-1969), Australian soldier
  • John K. Mitchell, a Confederate Navy commodore during the American Civil War

[edit] Science

[edit] Other people with similar names include

  • John Mitchel (1815-1875), Irish nationalist and politician
  • John Mitchell, the birth-name of a recurring fictional character Jack Mitchell in many short stories and sketches by Australian writer Henry Lawson

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