Robert Jones

Robert Jones or Rob Jones or Bob Jones or Bobby Jones may refer to:

Contents 1 Politics 2 Judiciary 3 Academics 4 Sport 4.1 Football and rugby 4.2 Baseball 4.3 Golf 4.4 Basketball 4.5 Other sports 5 Music 6 Other people 7 Other uses

Politics

• Robert Jones (British politician) (1950–2007), British Conservative politician, MP 1983–1997
• Robert Jones (of Castell-March) MP for Carnarvon in 1625 and Flintshire in 1628
• Robert Jones (died 1715), British MP for Glamorganshire (1712–1715)
• Robert Jones (died 1774), British MP for Huntingdon (1754–1774)
• Robert Jones (Michigan politician) (1944-2010), former Kalamazoo mayor and member of the Michigan House of Representatives
• Robert Jones (Lower Canada politician) (ca 1770–1844), land agent and politician in Lower Canada
• Robert Jones (Quebec politician) (ca 1793–1874), politician in Canada East
• Robert E. Jones (Illinois), former mayor of Danville, Illinois, United States
• Robert E. Jones, Jr. (1912–1997), U.S. House of Representative from Alabama
• Robert G. Jones (born 1939), Louisiana state senator
• Robert Franklin Jones (1907–1968), Ohio representative to U.S. Congress 1939–1947, Commissioner of U.S. Federal Communications Commission 1947–1952
• Robert Taylor Jones (1884–1958), governor of Arizona
• Robert Thomas Jones, British Member of Parliament for Caernarvonshire, 1922–1923
• Bob Jones (New Zealand), New Zealand property tycoon and former politician

Judiciary

• Robert Clive Jones (born 1947) U. S. Federal Judge
• Robert E. Jones (judge) (born 1927), Oregon Supreme Court and federal district judge, United States

Academics

• Bob Jones, Sr., Christian evangelist who founded Bob Jones University
• Bob Jones, Jr., Bob Jones, Sr.'s son, and second president of the university
• Bob Jones III, Bob Jones, Sr.'s grandson, and third president of the university
• Bobby Jones (academic), American academic

Sport

Football and rugby

• Robert Albert Jones (1864–1925), Druids F.C. and Wales international footballer
• Robert Jones (footballer born 1868) (1868–1939), Everton, Ardwick and Wales international footballer
• Robert H. Jones (1902–1989), football goalkeeper who played for Bolton Wanderers and Cardiff City in the 1920s and 1930s
• Robert Reuben Jones (born 1902), football outside right who played for Huddersfield Town in the 1920s
• Bobby Jones (goalkeeper) (1933–1998), former footballer with Southport, Chester and Blackburn
• Bobby Jones (footballer) (born 1938), former Bristol Rovers, Northampton Town & Swindon Town player
• Rob Jones (footballer born 1971), footballer, played for Liverpool and England in the 1990s
• Rob Jones (footballer born 1979), English footballer currently playing for Sheffield Wednesday; previous clubs included Grimsby and Hibernian
• Robert Jones (rugby), rugby union and rugby league footballer for Wales XV (RU), Glamorgan, Aberavon, Wales (RL), Swinton, and St. Helens
• Robert Jones (rugby union) (born 1965), Wales and British Lions rugby union player

Baseball

• Bobby Jones (right-handed pitcher) (born 1970), right-handed baseball pitcher
• Bobby Jones (left-handed pitcher) (born 1972), left-handed baseball pitcher
• Bobby Jones (outfielder) (born 1949), outfielder and manager/coach
• Bob Jones (third baseman) (1889–1964), Major League Baseball player

Golf

• Bobby Jones (golfer) (1902–1971)
• Robert Trent Jones, Jr. (born 1939), United States golf course architect
• Robert Trent Jones (1906–2000), golf course architect

Basketball

• Bobby Jones (basketball, born 1951), former professional basketball player
• Bobby Jones (basketball, born 1984), American professional basketball player
• Bobby Jones (basketball coach), head men's basketball coach at Saint Francis University

Other sports

• Robert Jones (American football) (born 1969), former football player for the Dallas Cowboys
• Bobby Jones (American football) (born 1912), former football player for the Green Bay Packers
• Bob Jones (ice hockey), played in the NHL and WHA
• Robert Jones (cricketer) (born 1981), English cricketer
• Robert Jones (jockey), aka Bobby Jones, (1913–1938), American Champion jockey

Music

• Robert Jones (composer) (c. 1577–1617), English lutenist and composer
• Bobby Jones (saxophonist) (1928–1980), American jazz saxophonist
• Bobby Jones (singer) (born 1939), gospel singer
• Robert W. Jones (Robert William Jones) (b.1932), American composer
• Rob "The Bass Thing" Jones (1964–1993), bass guitarist in the British band The Wonder Stuff
• Bob Jones (songwriter), longtime songwriting and musical associate of Randall Bramblett, often with third co-writer Davis Causey

Other people

• Robert Jones (surgeon) (1857-1933), British orthopaedic surgeon
• Robert Jones (VC) (1857–1898), Welsh recipient of the Victoria Cross
• Robert Jones (writer) (1810–1879), Welsh Anglican priest and writer
• Robert C. Jones (born 1937), American screenwriter and film editor
• Robert Dorigo Jones (born 1963), American author
• Robert Earl Jones (1910–2006), United States actor, and father of James Earl Jones
• Robert Edmond Jones (1887–1954), United States theatrical scenic designer
• Robert Elijah Jones (1872–1960), United States clergyman, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopalian Church
• Robert F. Jones (died in 2002) novelist and outdoors writer
• Robert "Fish" Jones (d. 1930), U.S. showman
• Robert Hope-Jones (1859–1914), English inventor of the theatre organ
• R.S. Jones, Robert S. Jones, (1954 - 2001) American novelist and editor
• Robert T. Jones, NASA aeronautical engineer
• Robert L. Jones, poet
• Bob Jones (Texas businessman)
• Robert Jones (producer)
• Robert M. Jones (Choctaw) (1808?-1873) Choctaw leader
• Bob Jones (sound engineer)

Other uses

• Bob Jones Award, an award given by the United States Golf Association
• Bob Jones High School, Madison, the largest public high school in the state of Alabama
• Bob Jones University, founded by Bob Jones, Sr.
• Bob Jones University v. United States, a United States Supreme Court decision

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