Cadogan
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Cadogan may refer to:
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[edit] Peerage
- Earl Cadogan, a peerage of Great Britain
[edit] Further disambiguation pages
- Charles Cadogan (disambiguation)
- Edward Cadogan (disambiguation)
- George Cadogan (disambiguation)
- Henry Cadogan (disambiguation)
- William Cadogan (disambiguation)
[edit] Individual people
- Alexander Cadogan (1884-1968), British civil servant and Chairman of Board of Governors of the BBC
- Eoin Cadogan (born 1986), Iriah Gaelic football and hurling player
- Frederick William Cadogan (1821–1904), British barrister and politician
- Gerald Cadogan (born 1986), American footballer
- Gerald Cadogan, 6th Earl Cadogan (1869-1933), British soldier
- John Cadogan (born 1930), British organic chemistry professor
- Kevin Cadogan (born 1970), American guitarist
- Kieron Cadogan (born 1990), English footballer
- León Cadogan (1899-1973, Paraguayan ethnologist
- Mary Cadogan, English writer on children's fiction
- Peter Cadogan (1921–2007), English writer and political activist
- Sean Cadogan, Australian physicist, working in Canada
- Susan Cadogan (born 1951), Jamaican reggae singer
[edit] Places
- Cadogan, Alberta, Canada
- Cadogan, California, United States
- Cadogan Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, United States
All the following in and around Chelsea, London:
- Cadogan Hall
- Cadogan Place
- Cadogan Hotel famous for the arrest of playwright Oscar Wilde
- Cadogan Square
[edit] Other
- Cadogan Petroleum, an oil & gas company operating in Ukraine
- Cadogan Estates, a property company
- Sir Cadogan, fictional Harry Potter character
- Cadogan pot, 19th Century English style of teapot, produced most famously by the Rockingham Pottery
- Cadogan Guides, a series of travel books published by Globe Pequot Press, the book division of Morris Communications
- Cadogan Chess, a publisher of chess books, now known as Everyman Chess
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