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* [[James Albert Cross]] (1876–1952), lawyer and political figure in Saskatchewan, Canada |
* [[James Albert Cross]] (1876–1952), lawyer and political figure in Saskatchewan, Canada |
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* [[James B. Cross]] (1819–1876), American lawyer and politician |
* [[James B. Cross]] (1819–1876), American lawyer and politician |
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* [[James Robert Cross]] (born 1930), Australian rugby union player |
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* [[James U. Cross]] (1925–2015), United States Air Force brigadier general and author |
* [[James U. Cross]] (1925–2015), United States Air Force brigadier general and author |
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* [[James Cross (cricketer)]] (1862–1927), English cricketer |
* [[James Cross (cricketer)]] (1862–1927), English cricketer |
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Revision as of 05:17, 15 September 2022
James Cross (1921–2021) was a British diplomat in Canada who was kidnapped by militants in 1970.
James Cross is also the name of:
- James Albert Cross (1876–1952), lawyer and political figure in Saskatchewan, Canada
- James B. Cross (1819–1876), American lawyer and politician
- James Robert Cross (born 1930), Australian rugby union player
- James U. Cross (1925–2015), United States Air Force brigadier general and author
- James Cross (cricketer) (1862–1927), English cricketer
- James E. Cross (1840–1917), American soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
- Jim Cross (born 1957), Canadian former professional ice hockey player
- Jim Cross (ice hockey coach) (c. 1937–2020), American ice hockey coach
- Jim Cross, a character in The Reluctant Fundamentalist
- "James Cross", pseudonym of Hugh Jones Parry (1916–1997), British-born American writer
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