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Samuel Moore may refer to:

Politicians

Samuel B. Moore (1789–1846), sixth Governor of Alabama
Samuel M. Moore (1796–1875), U.S. Representative from Virginia
Samuel Edward Moore (1803–1849), Western Australian politician
Samuel Moore (colonial official) (1630–1688), New Jersey politician
Samuel Moore (congressman) (1774–1861), U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
Samuel Wilkinson Moore (1854–1935), New South Wales Parliamentarian and Minister
Sam Moore (Georgia politician) (born 1976), member of the Georgia House of Representatives
Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore, a member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly in the early 1900s

Sportspeople

Sam Moore (gridiron football) (born 1964), American player of gridiron football
Sammy Moore (born 1987), English footballer
Sam Moore (rugby union) (born 1998), rugby union player
Sam Moore (soccer), American soccer player

Other people

Sam Moore (born 1935), singer from the soul duo Sam & Dave
Sam Moore (publisher) (1929–2018), CEO of Thomas Nelson
Samuel P. Moore (1813–1889), U.S. Army doctor and Confederate Army surgeon general
Samuel Preston Moore (1710–1785), American physician and public official
Samuel N. Moore (1891–1942), U.S. Navy officer, namesake for the destroyer USS Samuel N. Moore
- USS Samuel N. Moore
Samuel Moore (Quaker leader) (1742–1821), early Quaker leader in Maritime Canada
Samuel J. Moore (1859–1948), Canadian businessman, founder of Moore Business Forms
Samuel Moore (translator) (1838–1911), translator of the 1887 English edition of Das Kapital

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 '''Samuel Moore''' may refer to:
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+== Politicians ==
+* [[Samuel B. Moore]] (1789–1846), sixth Governor of Alabama
+* [[Samuel M. Moore]] (1796–1875), U.S. Representative from Virginia
+* [[Samuel Edward Moore]] (1803–1849), Western Australian politician
+* [[Samuel Moore (colonial official)]] (1630–1688), New Jersey politician
+* [[Samuel Moore (congressman)]] (1774–1861), U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
+* [[Samuel Wilkinson Moore]] (1854–1935), New South Wales Parliamentarian and Minister
+* [[Sam Moore (Georgia politician)]] (born 1976), member of the Georgia House of Representatives
+* [[Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore]], a member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly in the early 1900s
+== Sportspeople ==
-*[[Samuel B. Moore]] (1789&ndash;1846) governor of [[Alabama]]
-*[[Sam Moore|Samuel D. Moore]], singer from the [[soul]] duo [[Sam & Dave]]
+* [[Sam Moore (gridiron football)]] (born 1964), American player of gridiron football
-*[[Samuel Nobre Moore]], namesake for the [[USS Samuel N. Moore]]
+* [[Sammy Moore]] (born 1987), English footballer
-*[[Samuel Moore Walton]], founder of [[Wal-Mart]]
+* [[Sam Moore (rugby union)]] (born 1998), rugby union player
+* [[Sam Moore (soccer)]], American soccer player
-*Samuel Moore, translator of the 1888 English edition of the [[Communist Manifesto]]
+== Other people ==
-{{disambig}}
+* [[Sam Moore]] (born 1935), singer from the soul duo Sam & Dave
+* [[Sam Moore (publisher)]] (1929–2018), CEO of [[Thomas Nelson (publisher)|Thomas Nelson]]
+* [[Samuel P. Moore]] (1813–1889), U.S. Army doctor and Confederate Army surgeon general
+* [[Samuel Preston Moore (1710–1785)]], American physician and public official
+* [[Samuel N. Moore]] (1891–1942), U.S. Navy officer, namesake for the destroyer ''USS Samuel N. Moore''
+** [[USS Samuel N. Moore]]
+* [[Samuel Moore (Quaker leader)]] (1742–1821), early Quaker leader in Maritime Canada
+* [[Samuel J. Moore]] (1859–1948), Canadian businessman, founder of Moore Business Forms
+* [[Samuel Moore (translator)]] (1838–1911), translator of the 1887 English edition of ''Das Kapital''
+==See also==
+* [[Samuel More]] (1593–1662)
+* [[Samuel More (1726–1799)]], apothecary
+* [[Samuel More (MP)]], Member of Parliament (MP) for [[Shropshire (UK Parliament constituency)|Shropshire]]
+{{hndis|Moore, Samuel}}