Parsons

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The name Parsons may refer to:

Persons

• Alan Parsons
• Alibe Parsons
• Albert Parsons
• Andy Parsons
• Benny Parsons
• Betty Parsons
• Bob Parsons
• Charles Parsons (philosopher)
• Charles Algernon Parsons, an engineer, best known for his invention of the steam turbine
• Chick Parsons
• Don Parsons
• Drew Parsons
• Eric Parsons
• Ernie Parsons
• Estelle Parsons
• Francis Newton Parsons
• Frances Theodora Parsons
• Frank Parsons
• Gary Parsons
• Gene Parsons
• Geoffrey Parsons
• Geoffrey Claremont Parsons
• George Parsons
• Gram Parsons, an American singer and songwriter associated with the country rock genre
• Hardy Falconer Parsons
• Jack Parsons
• James Parsons
• John Parsons, an American criminal.
• John T. Parsons
• Johnnie Parsons
• Johnny Parsons
• Jonathan Parsons
• Karyn Parsons
• Keith Parsons
• Kelly Parsons
• King Parsons
• Lawrence Parsons, 4th Earl of Rosse
• Les Parsons
• Lewis E. Parsons
• Lilly Parsons
• Louella Parsons
• Lucas Parsons
• Longineu Parsons
• Lucy Parsons
• Lynn Parsons
• Michael Parsons
• Mosby Parsons
• Nancy Parsons
• Nicholas Parsons, an English actor, radio and television presenter
• Phil Parsons
• Preston Parsons
• Reginald Parsons
• Richard Parsons, CEO of Time Warner
• Robert Parsons, an English Jesuit priest
• Robert Parsons (composer), an English composer of the 16th Century
• Russ Parsons
• Samuel Holden Parsons
• Sarah Parsons
• Sidney Parsons
• Talcott Parsons, American social scientist
• Ted Parsons
• Theophilus Parsons
• Tony Parsons
  • Tony Parsons (British guitarist)
  • Tony Parsons (British journalist)
  • Tony Parsons (Canadian journalist)
  • Tony Parsons (Nonduality): British speaker and author of The Open Secret and other works on the subject of nonduality
• Torrence Parsons
• Tracy Parsons
• Vic Parsons
• William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse
• William Barclay Parsons
• William Sterling Parsons

Places and Institutions

• Parsons, Kansas, a place in the United States of America
• Camp Parsons, a Boy Scout camp in the State of Washington.
• Parsons School of Design in New York City
• Parsons College, a college formerly located in Fairfield, Iowa, that closed in the 1970s
• Parsons Child and Family Center, in Albany, New York[1]

Companies

• Parsons Brinckerhoff, a major engineering firm with worldwide presence
• Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Company, the company founded by Charles Parsons to build steam turbines
• Parsons Corporation, major American engineering firm

Various

• Parsons code, a system of music notation based on melodic motion, used to identify a musical work