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Edward, Eddie or Ed Griffin may refer to:

Edward Griffin (parson), Irish parson of the parish of Coolock in the 16th century
Edward Griffin (attorney), Solicitor General and Attorney General for England and Wales, 1545–1559
Sir Edward Griffin (MP) (1603–1670), British MP, 1640–1644, and Treasurer of the Chamber, 1660–1679
Edward Griffin, 1st Baron Griffin of Braybrooke, British Treasurer of the Chamber, 1679–1689
Edward Dorr Griffin (1770–1837), American clergyman and president of Williams College, 1821–1836
G. Edward Griffin (born 1931), American film producer, author, and conspiracy theorist
Ed Griffin, co-wrote the song "Everywhere" for the film A Room for Romeo Brass
Eddie Griffin (born 1968), American actor and comedian
Eddie Griffin (basketball) (1982–2007), American professional basketball player
Eddie Griffin (coach), American wrestling coach at Clemson University and University of Central Oklahoma
Ted Griffin (orca capturer) (Edward Griffin), aquarium owner and entrepreneur

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-'''Edward Griffin''' (or '''Ed Griffin''' or '''Eddie Griffin''') may refer to:
+'''Edward''', '''Eddie''' or '''Ed Griffin''' may refer to:
+*[[Edward Griffin (parson)]], Irish parson of the [[Parish of Coolock (Roman Catholic)|parish of Coolock]] in the 16th century
-*[[Edward Dorr Griffin]] (1770 – 1837), American clergyman and president of Williams College (1821-1836)
+*[[Edward Griffin (attorney)]], Solicitor General and Attorney General for England and Wales, 1545–1559
-*[[G. Edward Griffin]] (born 1931), American filmmaker, author, and activist
+*Sir [[Edward Griffin (MP)]] (1603–1670), British MP, 1640–1644, and Treasurer of the Chamber, 1660–1679
+*[[Edward Griffin, 1st Baron Griffin of Braybrooke]], British [[Treasurer of the Chamber]], 1679–1689
+*[[Edward Dorr Griffin]] (1770–1837), American clergyman and president of Williams College, 1821–1836
+*[[G. Edward Griffin]] (born 1931), American film producer, author, and conspiracy theorist
+*Ed Griffin, co-wrote the song "Everywhere" for the film ''[[A Room for Romeo Brass]]''
 *[[Eddie Griffin]] (born 1968), American actor and comedian
-*[[Eddie Griffin (basketball)]] (1982 – 2007),  American professional basketball player
+*[[Eddie Griffin (basketball)]] (1982–2007), American professional basketball player
+*[[Eddie Griffin (coach)]], American wrestling coach at Clemson University and University of Central Oklahoma
-*[[Edward Griffin (Solicitor General)|Edward Griffin]], Solicitor General and Attorney General for England and Wales (1545-1559)
+*[[Ted Griffin (orca capturer)]] (Edward Griffin), aquarium owner and entrepreneur
-*Edward Griffin, Irish parson of the Parish of Coolock (Roman Catholic) (16th century)
-*Sir Edward Griffin, British MP (1640-1644) and Treasurer of the Chamber (1660-1679)
-*Edward Griffin, British Treasurer of the Chamber (1679-1689)
-*Edward Griffin, American colonial trader and father of Mary Musgrove (18th century)
-*Edward Griffin, Canadian business partner of Alexander Workman (19th century)
-*Edward Griffin, British actor at the Gaiety Theatre, London (19th century)
-*Ed Griffin, fictional character in Big Finish Productions ''Dark Shadows'' audio dramas (20th century)
-*Ed Griffin, songwriter for British film ''A Room for Romeo Brass'' (1999)
-*Edward Griffin, British councilman (2003-2007) from Aylesbury Vale
 ==See also==
 *[[Ted Griffin]] (born 1970), American screenwriter
+*[[Ted Griffin (footballer)]] (1913–1998), Australian rules footballer
-*[[Edward Dorr Griffin Prime]], American clergyman and journalist (1814-1891)
-*[[Ed Griffin-Nolan]], music writer for the ''Syracuse New Times''
-{{hndis|Griffin, Edward}}
+{{human name disambiguation|Griffin, Ed}}