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Thomas or Tom Skinner may refer to:

Politicians

Thomas Skinner (died c. 1411), MP for Shrewsbury
Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1596), clothworker, Alderman, and Lord Mayor of London
Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1794), Lord Mayor of London
Thomas Gregory Skinner (1842–1907), US Representative from North Carolina

Other people

Thomas Skinner or Skynner (c. 1629–1679), Colchester physician and historical writer
Thomas Skinner, plaintiff in Skinner's Case, 1668-9
Thomas Skinner (1759–1818), British Army military engineer officer
Thomas Skinner (c. 1800–1843), British Army officer and author
Thomas Skinner (1804–1877), British Army officer, commissioner of public works in Ceylon
Thomas Skinner (1819–1881), English etcher, inventor, and amateur oil-painter
Thomas Edward Barnes Skinner (1840-1902), British Postmaster General of Ceylon
Thomas Skinner, British 1928 Olympian sailor
Tom Skinner (1909–1991), New Zealand trade unionist
Tom Skinner (1942–1994), American evangelist minister and motivational speaker
Thomas Skinner, American nowadays television and film executive
Thomas Skinner (born 1991), English businessman

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-'''Thomas Skinner''' or '''Tom Skinner''' may refer to:
+'''Thomas''' or '''Tom Skinner''' may refer to:
+==Politicians==
-*[[Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1596)]] (''fl''. 1590), clothworker, Alderman, and Lord Mayor of London, in the year 1596, gave to the several Hospitals in and about London.<!--[http://www.hrionline.ac.uk/strype/TransformServlet?page=book1_273&display=print Strype, Survey of London(1720)] The Stuart London Project, Humanities Research Institute, The University of Sheffield,
+*[[Thomas Skinner (died c. 1411)]], MP for [[Shrewsbury (UK Parliament constituency)|Shrewsbury]]
-Gell Street, Sheffield, S3 7QY -->
+*[[Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1596)]], clothworker, Alderman, and Lord Mayor of London
-*[[Thomas Skinner (historical writer)]] or Skynner (1629?-1679), Colchester physician and historical writer; of St. John's College, Cambridge: M.D. St. John's College, Oxford, 1672; continued Bates's "Elenchi Motuum Nuperorum" (part iii 1676) and compiled "Life of General Monk" (printed, 1723).<!--Lee, Sydney "Dictionary of National Biography Index and Epitome", page 1208, -->
-*[[Thomas Skinner (Royal Engineer)]] (1759–1818), British military engineer
+*[[Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1794)]], Lord Mayor of London
-* [[Thomas Skinner (Lord Mayor of London, 1794)]]
+*[[Thomas Gregory Skinner]] (1842–1907), US Representative from North Carolina
-*[[Thomas Skinner (soldier)]] (1800?-1843), soldier and author; commanded 31st foot in Afghanistan, 1842-3; and was made C.B. and brevet lieutenant-colonel, 1842; published "Excursions in India" (1832) and "Adventures during a Journey Overland to India" (1836).<!--Lee, Sydney "Dictionary of National Biography Index and Epitome", page 1208, -->
-*[[Thomas Skinner (Ceylon)]] (1804-1877), engineer; grandson of William Skinner (1700-1780); commissioner of public works and auditor-general in Ceylon. Wrote "Fifty Years in Ceylon" published, 1891.<!--Lee, Sydney "Dictionary of National Biography Index and Epitome", page 1208, -->
-* [[Thomas Gregory Skinner]] (1842–1907), US Representative from North Carolina
-* [[Tom Skinner]] (1909 - 1991), New Zealand trade unionist
+==Other people==
+* [[Thomas Skinner (historical writer)|Thomas Skinner]] or Skynner (c. 1629–1679), Colchester physician and historical writer
+* Thomas Skinner, plaintiff in [[Skinner's Case]], 1668-9
+* [[Thomas Skinner (British Army officer, born 1759)|Thomas Skinner]] (1759–1818), British Army military engineer officer
+* [[Thomas Skinner (British Army officer, died 1843)|Thomas Skinner]] (c. 1800–1843), British Army officer and author
+* [[Thomas Skinner (British Army officer, born 1804)|Thomas Skinner]] (1804–1877), British Army officer, commissioner of public works in Ceylon
+* [[Thomas Skinner (etcher)|Thomas Skinner]] (1819–1881), English etcher, inventor, and amateur oil-painter
+* [[Thomas Edward Barnes Skinner]] (1840-1902), British Postmaster General of Ceylon
+* [[Thomas Skinner (sailor)|Thomas Skinner]], British 1928 Olympian sailor
+* [[Tom Skinner (trade unionist)|Tom Skinner]] (1909–1991), New Zealand trade unionist
+* [[Tom Skinner (minister)|Tom Skinner]] (1942–1994), American evangelist minister and motivational speaker
+* [[Thomas Skinner (television executive)|Thomas Skinner]], American nowadays television and film executive
+* [[Thomas Skinner (businessman)|Thomas Skinner]] (born 1991), English businessman
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