Walter Scott (disambiguation)

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Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832) was a Scottish poet and novelist.

Walter Scott is also the name of:

Walter Scott (Disciples of Christ) (1796-1861) Christian Evangelist for the Mahoning Baptist Association. He became a key leader in the Campbell/Stone Restoration Movement
Thomas Walter Scott (1867–1938), first Premier of Saskatchewan
Walter D Scott, founder of WD Scott, Australian management consultants
Walter Scott, 1st Lord Scott of Buccleuch (1565–1611)
Walter Scott (vocalist) (1943–c.1987), Rock 'n' Roll vocalist, lead singer for Bob Kuban And The In-Men
Walter E. Scott (1872–1954) aka Death Valley Scotty, instigator of the run of the Coyote Special passenger train
Walter Scott, who founded the clothing brand Lyle & Scott together with William Lyle
Walter Scott (footballer) (Walter "Wacca" Scott), Australian rules footballer
Walter Scott is also a pen name of Edward Klein, for his work in Parade (magazine).
Walter Scott (scholar) (1854–1925), Australian academic
Walter Irving Scott (card sharp) subject of the book The Phantoms of the Card Table by David Britland and Gazzo.

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Walter Scott of Buccleuch, disambiguation page

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