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* [[James Playfair]] (1755-1794), Scottish architect, brother of John and William, father of William Henry |
* [[James Playfair]] (1755-1794), Scottish architect, brother of John and William, father of William Henry |
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* [[Jim Playfair]] (born 1964), Canadian ice hockey player and coach, brother of Larry |
* [[Jim Playfair]] (born 1964), Canadian ice hockey player and coach, brother of Larry |
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* [[John Playfair]] (1748-1819), Scottish scientist, mathematician, and professor of natural philosophy; brother of James and William |
* [[John Playfair]] (1748-1819), Scottish scientist, mathematician, and professor of natural philosophy; brother of James, Robert and William |
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* [[Judy Playfair]] (born 1953), Australian swimmer |
* [[Judy Playfair]] (born 1953), Australian swimmer |
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* [[Larry Playfair]] (born 1958), Canadian ice hockey player and announcer, brother of Jim |
* [[Larry Playfair]] (born 1958), Canadian ice hockey player and announcer, brother of Jim |
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* Sir [[Nigel Playfair]] (1874–1934), British actor and theater manager |
* Sir [[Nigel Playfair]] (1874–1934), British actor and theater manager |
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* [[Patrick Playfair]] (1889–1974), British air marshal in World War I & World War II |
* [[Patrick Playfair]] (1889–1974), British air marshal in World War I & World War II |
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* [[Robert Playfair]] (died 1825), solicitor before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, brother of John, James and William. |
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* [[Wendy Playfair]], Australian actress |
* [[Wendy Playfair]], Australian actress |
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* [[William Playfair]] (1759-1823), Scottish engineer and political economist, inventor of statistical graphics, brother of James and John |
* [[William Playfair]] (1759-1823), Scottish engineer and political economist, inventor of statistical graphics, brother of James, Robert and John |
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* [[William Henry Playfair]] (1790-1857), Scottish architect (National Gallery of Scotland, Royal Scottish Academy), son of James |
* [[William Henry Playfair]] (1790-1857), Scottish architect (National Gallery of Scotland, Royal Scottish Academy), son of James |
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*[[John Playfair Price]] (1905–1988), British diplomat |
*[[John Playfair Price]] (1905–1988), British diplomat |
Revision as of 11:21, 15 July 2014
Real people
Playfair is a surname.[1] It may refer to:
- Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair, who came to St Andrews in 1834 and was subsequently Provost; in his time, St Andrews "was transformed into a thriving modern burgh".
- Andrew W. Playfair (1790–1868), Canadian politician, son of William
- Sir Edward Playfair (1909–1999), British civil servant and businessman
- Henry Playfair (born 1983), Australian rules footballer
- Ian Stanley Ord Playfair (1894-1972), a general in the British Army
- James Playfair (1755-1794), Scottish architect, brother of John and William, father of William Henry
- Jim Playfair (born 1964), Canadian ice hockey player and coach, brother of Larry
- John Playfair (1748-1819), Scottish scientist, mathematician, and professor of natural philosophy; brother of James, Robert and William
- Judy Playfair (born 1953), Australian swimmer
- Larry Playfair (born 1958), Canadian ice hockey player and announcer, brother of Jim
- Lyon Playfair, 1st Baron Playfair (1818-1898), promoter of the Playfair cipher, manual symmetric encryption technique
- Sir Nigel Playfair (1874–1934), British actor and theater manager
- Patrick Playfair (1889–1974), British air marshal in World War I & World War II
- Robert Playfair (died 1825), solicitor before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, brother of John, James and William.
- Wendy Playfair, Australian actress
- William Playfair (1759-1823), Scottish engineer and political economist, inventor of statistical graphics, brother of James, Robert and John
- William Henry Playfair (1790-1857), Scottish architect (National Gallery of Scotland, Royal Scottish Academy), son of James
- John Playfair Price (1905–1988), British diplomat
Other uses
- The T.S. Playfair, a Canadian sail training vessel. Brigantine rigged.
- PlayFair - software that removes Apple's FairPlay DRM file encryption, now succeeded by Hymn
- Playfair Project
- Playfair cipher - a manual encryption technique invented in 1854 by Charles Wheatstone
- Playfair Cricket Annual
- Playfair Race Course
There is more than one crater named Playfair: