Shaw

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Shaw can refer to:

Contents

1 First name
2 Last name
3 Companies
4 Places

First name

Shaw Clifton, the 18th General of The Salvation Army

Last name

Artie Shaw (b. May 23 1910), bandleader
Bernard Shaw (CNN)
Bill Shaw, British army captain, explorer
Billy Shaw (b. 1938), American football player
Bob Shaw (1931–1996), British science-fiction author
Brian Shaw, former NBA basketball player.
Clay Shaw, charged by Jim Garrison with conspiracy to murder John F. Kennedy
David Shaw, hedge fund manager
Fiona Shaw (b. July 10 1958), Irish actress
George Bernard Shaw (1856–1950), Irish playwright
George Shaw (1751–1813), English botanist and zoologist
Graham Shaw (1934–1998), a former Sheffield United footballer
Irwin Shaw, American playwright, screen writer and author.
Joe Shaw (b. 1928), a former Sheffield United footballer
John Shaw (1773–1823), U.S. Navy Captain
Jonathan Shaw, British politician
Henry Shaw (1800–1889), St. Louis botanist and philanthropist
Henry Wheeler Shaw (1818–1895), "Josh Billings," American humorist
Martin Shaw (b. 1945), English actor
Richard G. Shaw (b. 1943), first African American Insurance Commissioner for West Virginia
Richard Norman Shaw (1831–1912), British architect
Robert Shaw (1927–1978), English actor
Robert Gould Shaw (1837–1863), commander in the American Civil War
Ronald Shaw (1920–1945), Royal Air Force Corporal during World War II
Sandie Shaw (b. February 26 1947), British singer
Sebastian Shaw (actor) (1905–1994), British actor

As a transliteration of Chinese family name 邵:

See Shao

Companies

Shaw Communications Inc. - Canadian cable television provider
Shaw Industries
Shaw Studio
The Shaw Group
Shaw's Supermarkets

Places

Shaw, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Shaw and Crompton, United Kingdom
Shaw, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Shaw, Washington, DC, United States
Shaw, Mississippi, United States

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