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* [[Charles Darrow]] (1889 – 1967), American businessman falsely credited with inventing Monopoly |
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* [[Clarence Darrow]] (1857 – 1938), American lawyer and civil liberties advocate |
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* [[Geof Darrow]], American comic artist |
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* [[George M. Darrow]], American horticulturist and an authority on strawberries |
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* [[George P. Darrow]], American Republican representative |
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Revision as of 20:16, 16 May 2017
Darrow is a surname of Scottish descent, and may refer to:
- Alex Darrow (born 1993), American entrepreneur, founder of PictureTheWorld
- Benjamin Darrow (born 1968), American District Attorney
- Charles Darrow (1889 – 1967), American businessman falsely credited with inventing Monopoly
- Clarence Darrow (1857 – 1938), American lawyer and civil liberties advocate
- Geof Darrow (born 1955), American comic artist
- George M. Darrow, American horticulturist and an authority on strawberries
- George P. Darrow, American Republican representative
- Henry Darrow, American actor
- John Darrow (1907 - 1980), American actor
- Leah Darrow, contestant on America's Next Top Model
- Paul Darrow, British character actor
- Dr. William Darrow, American professor of public health
Darrow may also refer to:
- Darrow School, an independent high school in New Lebanon, New York
- Darrow (comics), a fictional demi-god from the CrossGen Sigilverse
This page lists people with the surname Darrow.
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