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*[[Jerry Pickard]], former representative in the [[Canadian House of Commons]]; |
*[[Jerry Pickard]], former representative in the [[Canadian House of Commons]]; |
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*[[James Pickard]], an English inventor; |
*[[James Pickard]], an English inventor; |
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*[[Charles Pickard]] ([[1874]]-[[1954]]), [[United Kingdom|English]] member of the [[Royal Air Force]]. |
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*[[William Leonard Pickard]], a man convicted on charges relating to the manufacturing of [[LSD]]. |
*[[William Leonard Pickard]], a man convicted on charges relating to the manufacturing of [[LSD]]. |
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*[[Thornton-Pickard]], a former British manufacturer of photographic cameras. |
*[[Thornton-Pickard]], a former British manufacturer of photographic cameras. |
Revision as of 15:55, 22 July 2007
Pickard is a surname, which may refer to:
- Allan Pickard, (1895 - 1975), former president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.
- Thomas J. Pickard, former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation;
- Tom Pickard, British poet;
- John Pickard, former representative in the Canadian House of Commons;
- Jerry Pickard, former representative in the Canadian House of Commons;
- James Pickard, an English inventor;
- Charles Pickard (1874-1954), English member of the Royal Air Force.
- William Leonard Pickard, a man convicted on charges relating to the manufacturing of LSD.
- Thornton-Pickard, a former British manufacturer of photographic cameras.
- Group Captain Percy Charles Pickard, (1915 - 1944), Royal Air Force officer.
- Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, (1877 - 1956), radio pioneer.