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*[[John Payne (actor)]], American movie actor and singer |
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*[[John Payne (American football)]], American football coach (born 1936) |
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*[[John Payne (poet)]], English poet and translator |
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*[[John Payne (politician)]], New Zealand politician |
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Revision as of 14:57, 8 July 2010
John Payne may refer to:
- John Payne (actor), American movie actor and singer
- John Payne (American football), American football coach (born 1936)
- John Payne (bishop)
- John Payne (poet), English poet and translator
- John Payne (politician), New Zealand politician
- John Payne (singer), former lead singer and bassist of Asia
- John Payne (martyr), Catholic martyr
- John Payne (musician), American saxophonist and flautist
- John Payne (voice actor), Canadian voice actor
- John D. Payne, Pennsylvania politician
- John Howard Payne, American actor and playwright
- John Barton Payne, former American Secretary of the Interior
- John Willett Payne, British admiral
- Johnny Payne, American writer, scholar and educator
- Jack Payne, British bandleader
- Jack Payne (footballer), British football player (Gillingham F.C.)
See also
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