Mason (surname)
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Mason is a surname, and may refer to many people
Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
[edit] A
- A. E. W. Mason, British author
- Abner Mason, American presidential advisor on AIDS
- Andrea Mason (1968- ), Australian politician
- Angela Mason, British activist
- Sir Anthony Mason (1925- ), Australian judge
- Anthony Mason, American basketball
- Armistead Thompson Mason (1787-1819), US Senator
[edit] B
- Barbara Mason, American singer
- Barry Mason, British songwriter
- Benedict Mason, British composer
- Biddy Mason, American freed slave, nurse and businesswoman
- Bill Mason (1929-1988), Canadian canoeist, author, artist
- Bobbie Ann Mason (1940- ), American novelist
- Brett Mason, Australian politician
- Brian Mason, Canadian politician
[edit] C
- Charles Mason (of the Mason-Dixon line), British astronomer
- Charles Harrison Mason, American religious leader
- Chris Mason, Canadian ice hockey player
- Christina Mason, musician
- Clarence Mason, American lawyer and professional wrestling manager
- Connie Mason, American model
- Craig Mason, American politician
[edit] D
- Dave Mason, British musician, early member of Traffic
- David Mason, trumpet player
- David Mason, American writer
- Derrick Mason, American football player
- Desmond Mason, American basketball player
- Dutch Mason, Canadian musician
[edit] E
- Edith Mason, American singer
- Edward J. Mason, British radio writer
- Erick Mason, Native American traditionalist
- Eudo Colecestra Mason, British Germanist
[edit] F
- F. Van Wyck Mason (1901-1978), American historian and novelist
- Frank Mason, (born 1921), American painter
[edit] G
- Gary Mason, British boxer
- Gerald Mason, American criminal
- Germaine Mason, Jamaican athlete
- George Mason, one of several people including
- George Mason, United States patriot, statesman and delegate from Virginia to the U.S. Constitutional Convention
- George Mason, fictional character, director of CTU in the television series 24
- George W. Mason, an American automobile industry executive
- Glen Mason, American football coach
- Glyn Mason, 2nd Baron Blackford (1887-1972) politician
[edit] H
- Harry Mason, fictional character from Silent Hill
- Harvey Mason, American drummer
- Helen Mason, British journalist and author
- Henry Mason, American piano maker
[edit] J
- Jack Mason, English cricketer
- Jackie Mason, American comedian
- James Mason, one of several people including
- James Mason, British English actor
- James Mason - chess player
- James Mason, American Neo-Nazi
- James Murray Mason, American Confederate politician
- James O. Mason, acting US Surgeon General
- James Mason, Australian field hockey player
- James Wood-Mason, Scottish zoologist
- John Mason, one of several people including
- Sir John Mason (1503-1566), British diplomat and spy
- John Mason (1586-1635)]], founder of the Province of New Hampshire.
- John Mason (c.1600-1672), commander of the Connecticut forces in the Pequot War in 1637
- John Thomson Mason, U.S. Congressman from Maryland
- John Mason, Australian politician
- John Y. Mason (1799-1859), American politician and diplomat
- Jonathan Mason, American politician
- Joseph Mason, American settler
- Sir Josiah Mason (1795-1881), pen manufacturer
- Julie Mason, American journalist
[edit] L
- Leonard F. Mason, US Marine
- Lisa Mason, British gymnast
- Lowell Mason (1792-1872), American composer of church music
[edit] M
- Margaret Mason (1975- ), American writer
- Marsha Mason (1942- ), actress
- Martha Mason, American dancer
- Matthew Mason, Australian cricketer
- Matthew Mason, Welsh cricketer
- Max Mason, American mathematician
- Megan Mason, American model
- Melvin T. Mason, American politician
- Michael Mason, Canadian swimmer
- Michael Mason, New Zealand cricketer
- Mike Mason, music producer
- Mike Mason (TV presenter)
- Milt Mason, baseball fan
- Monica Mason, British ballet dancer
- Moose Mason, fictional character, the "Moose" in Archie Comics
- Morgan Mason, son of James Mason, husband of Belinda Carlisle, film director
[edit] N
- Nick Mason, British drummer for Pink Floyd
- Noel Mason-Macfarlane, British politician
[edit] O
- Otis Tufton Mason, American anthropologist
[edit] P
- Perry Mason, fictional lawyer of Erle Stanley Gardner
[edit] R
- R. A. K. Mason, New Zealand poet
- Raymond Mason, British sculptor
- Richard Mason, one of several people including
- Richard Mason (1919-1997), the author of The World of Suzie Wong
- Richard Mason (1977-), born in South Africa, the author of The Drowning People
- Richard Mason, American physician and political organiser
- Richard Barnes Mason (1797-1850), military governor of California
- Ron Mason, Canadian ice hockey coach
- Roswell B. Mason (1805-1892), mayor of Chicago
- Roy Mason (1924- ), British politician
- Roy Mason (?-1996), American architect
[edit] S
- Sarah Mason, American actress
- Scott Mason, Australian cricketer
- Shirley Ardell Mason, diagnosed with Multiple Personality Disorder
- Simon Mason, English field hockey goalkeeper
- Skookum Jim Mason (c. 1855-1916), Klondike gold rush
- Steve Mason (1938-2005), American poet
- Stevens Thomson Mason (Virginia) (1760-1803), US Senator
- Stevens T. Mason (1811-1843), Governor of Michigan, grandson of the Governor of Virginia
- Sylvia Mason-James, British singer
[edit] T
- Terrence John Mason, (born 1953), American violinist
- Theodorus B. M. Mason, American naval intelligence officer
- Timothy Mason, British Marxist historian
- Tom Mason, Ontario politician
- Tom Mason, American chiropractor and stand-in actor
- Tony Mason, Rally co-driver
[edit] V
- C. Vernon Mason, American lawyer
[edit] W
- William Mason, one of several people including
- William Mason (1725–1797), British poet, editor and gardener
- William Mason (1808–1883), American steam locomotive builder
- William Mason, American machinist and inventor working for Samuel Colt
- William Mason (1829–1908), American pianist and composer
- William Mason, first mayor of Dunedin, New Zealand
- Bill Mason (1929–1988), Canadian canoeist and author
- William D. Mason, American politician
- William E. Mason, American politician
- Willie Mason, Australian-Tongan rugby league player
- Willy Mason, American musician
- Winnifred Sprague Mason Huck, American politician
[edit] See also
- Mason
- Major Matt Mason, action figure
- Masson