Crawford

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Contents 1 People 2 Places 3 Other 4 See also 5 Spelling variation

Crawford may refer to:

[edit] People

• Abel Crawford, early American mountaineer and entrepreneur
• Alexander Crawford, American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
• Billy Crawford, American-Filipino-singer
• Broderick Crawford (born 1911), actor
• Chris Crawford (basketball player)
• Chris Crawford (game designer), American, video games
• Carl Crawford, baseball player
• Carolyn Crawford, singer
• Cindy Crawford (born 1966), American model
• David Crawford, Virginia Colony Burgess
• Francis Marion Crawford (1854-1909), American author
• Fred L. Crawford, politician from the U.S. state of Michigan
• George W. Crawford, Governor of Georgia
• Hasely Crawford (born 1950), track-and-field athlete
• Hugh Crawford (c1195-c1265), 2nd Sheriff of Ayrshire, Scotland
• Joan Crawford (1904-1977), American actress
• Joe Crawford (born 1951), NBA referee
• John Martin Crawford, a Canadian man currently incarcerated for the killing of 4 native women
• John Martin Crawford (scholar) (1845-1916)?, an American (US) physician. First translator of the Finnish Kalevala into English.
• Johnny Crawford (born 1946), actor, singer, musician
• Lester Crawford (born 1939), Commissioner of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
• Marc Crawford (born 1961), Canadian ice hockey player & coach
• Michael Crawford (born 1942), actor
• Randy Crawford (born 1952), singer
• Ronald Crawford (c.1240-1297), 4th Sheriff of Ayrshire, Scotland
• Rufus Crawford, athlete
• Sam Crawford, baseball player
• Shawn Crawford, sprinter, 200 meter Olympic Champion in 2004
• Susan Crawford, internet legal scholar and professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.
• Susan Crawford, former U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces judge appointed as the convening authority for military commissions under the Military Commissions Act of 2006 [1]
• Thomas Crawford (Captain) (1530 - 1603), Military Commander during Scottish Reformation
• Thomas Hartley Crawford (1786-1863), Jacksonian member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania
• Thomas Howell Crawford (1803-1871), thirteenth mayor of Louisville, Kentucky
• William Crawford (Sir) (c.1260-c1315), Second to William Wallace, Scottish Wars of Independence
• William Crawford (soldier) (1732-1782), colonel, US Army
• William H. Crawford (1772-1834), American politician (cabinet: War and Treasury)

[edit] Places

In the United States

• Crawford, Colorado
• Crawford, Georgia
• Crawford, Mississippi
• Crawford, New York
• Crawford, Nebraska
• Crawford, Texas
• Crawford County, Arkansas
• Crawford County, Georgia
• Crawford County, Illinois
• Crawford County, Indiana
• Crawford County, Iowa
• Crawford County, Kansas
• Crawford County, Michigan
• Crawford County, Missouri
• Crawford County, Ohio
• Crawford County, Pennsylvania
• Crawford County, Wisconsin
• Crawford Notch, New Hampshire
• Crawfordville, Florida
• Crawfordville, Georgia
• Crawfordsville, Indiana

In the United Kingdom

• Crawford, South Lanarkshire, Scotland home to …
• Crawford Castle, a medieval fortification in Crawford, South Lanarkshire
• Crawford Castle or Spetisbury Rings, iron-age fortification and its ruins, at Spetisbury, Dorset, England

In Canada

• Crawford Bay Airport
• Crawford Lake

Elsewhere

• Crawford crater, Australia
• Crawford, Trichy, TamilNadu, India

[edit] Other

• Crawford Clan aka: Clan Crawford
• Crawford Castle (ship)

[edit] See also

• Crawford Composites, chassis makers to Howard-Boss Motorsports
• Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, part of the Western Reserve Historical Society, located in Cleveland, Ohio

[edit] Spelling variation

• Crawfurd
• Craufurd