McKinnon

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McKinnon or MacKinnon or Mckinnon or Mackinnon can refer to:

[edit] People

• Allan Bruce McKinnon, P.C., M.C., C.D. (1917-1990), Canadian politician, MP - Victoria 1972-1988
• Alexander "Alex" McKinnon (1895-1949), Canadian professional hockey forward, NHL for Hamilton Tigers, New York Americans, & Chicago Blackhawks
• Alexander J. McKinnon (1856-1887) American Major League Baseball first baseman
• Angus McKinnon (1886-1968), Scottish footballer
• Atholl Henry McKinnon (1932-1983), South African cricketer
• Barry Benjamin McKinnon (b.1944), Canadian poet
• Casey McKinnon B.A. U.E. (b.1978), Canadian producer & star of Galacticast
• Catherine McKinnon (b.1944), Canadian actress and folk & pop singer
• Clinton "Bär" McKinnon (b.????) American saxophone musician in Melbourne, Australia
• Clinton Dotson McKinnon (1906–2001) American Democratic politician & journalist from San Diego, United States Representative - 23rd Congressional District of California 1949–1953
• Danny McKinnon (b.????), voice actor, Kohaku from the anime series InuYasha
• Dennis Lewis McKinnon (b.1961), professional American NFL football wide receiver for the Chicago Bears & Dallas Cowboys
• Donald Charles "Don" McKinnon (b.1939), New Zealand politician, former Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs, currently Secretary-General of the Commonwealth of Nations
• Elizabeth "Betty" McKinnon (b.1924), Australian sprinter, silver medal - 4 x 100 metre relay - 1948 Summer Olympics in London
• Gary McKinnon (b.1966), British computer hacker
• Glen McKinnon (b.1937), Canadian educator and Liberal Party politician from Manitoba, Canadian House of Commons from 1993-1997
• Hector Brown McKinnon CC, CMG (1891-1981) Canadian government civil servant, Companion of the Order of Canada
• James K. McKinnon (1932-1999), American Western plainchant, medieval and renaissance musicologist
• Jack Mckinnon (b.June 23, 1993), Canadian living in Kitchener Ontario attending K.C.I.
• John Kenneth McKinnon (b.1936), Canadian politician & Commissioner of the Yukon (1986-1995)
• John Walter McKinnon (b.1950), New Zealand diplomat and public servant
• Johnny McKinnon (1902-1969), Canadian professional NHL hockey defenceman, Montreal Canadiens, Pittsburgh Pirates, & Philadelphia Quakers
• Leila McKinnon (b.????), Australian reporter for Nine Network, National Nine News and A Current Affair
• Marguerite McKinnon (b.1970), Australian journalist, reporter for Seven News in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
• Megan Elizabeth McKinnon (b.1996), Canadian actress
• Malcolm McKinnon (b.1950), New Zealand historian and international relations expert
• Mark McKinnon (b.????), adviser to President Bush [1]
• Ronald McKinnon (b.1973), American football NFL linebacker
• Ronald "Ronnie" McKinnon (b.1940), Scottish professional footballer for Rangers and Scotland national team
• Ross McKinnon (b.????) Australian rugby league player
• Simmone Mckinnon (b.1973) Australian actress
• Timothy J Mckinnon (b.1958), founder & Director of Asia Corporate News Network a Pan-Asian Newswire
• Wade McKinnon (b.1981) Australian NRL rugby player

[edit] Places

• Australia:
  • McKinnon, Victoria in Australia, suburb of Melbourne
    • McKinnon Secondary College State Secondary College located on McKinnon Road in McKinnon, Victoria, Australia
    • McKinnon railway station, Melbourne, on the Frankston railway line

• Canada:
  • McKinnon Park Secondary School, high school in Caledonia, Ontario

• United States:
  • McKinnon, Wyoming in Sweetwater County, Wyoming, United States
  • McKinnon Township, North Dakota in the United States

• Other:
  • McKinnon Broadcasting, privately owned broadcasting company based in San Diego, California: owner KIII-TV, Corpus Christi, Texas; KBMT-TV, Beaumont/Port Arthur, Texas; KUSI-TV, San Diego, California

[edit] See also

• MacKinnon