Kincaid
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Kincaid may refer to:
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[edit] People
- April Kincaid (born 1972), U.S. professional wrestler and model
- Aron Kincaid (born 1940), U.S. voice actor
- Bradley Kincaid (1895–1989), U.S. folk singer and radio entertainer
- Charles Augustus Kincaid, co-author of "The History of the Maratha People"
- Doug Kincaid, U.S. puppeteer
- D. Lawrence Kincaid, social scientist and proponent of the Convergence Model of Communication
- Jamaica Kincaid (born 1949), Antiguan-American novelist
- James R. Kincaid, U.S. author
- Nanci Kincaid, U.S. novelist
- Robert Kincaid (born 1832), Ontario politician
- Tim Kincaid (born 1944), U.S. pornographic film director
- Thomas Kincaid (1661–1726), Scottish diarist, golfer and archer
- Thomas Kinkade (born 1958), painter of realistic, bucolic, and idyllic subjects
- Thomas C. Kinkaid (1888–1972), U.S. admiral
- William Kincaid (born 1957), U.S. painter
[edit] Clubs
- Clan Kincaid, a US based organization dedicated to the Kincaid family's Scottish roots
[edit] Fictional characters
- Claire Kincaid, from the TV show Law & Order, portrayed by Jill Hennessy.
- Reuben Kincaid, from the TV show The Partridge Family, portrayed by Dave Madden.
- Roland Kincaid, from the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, portrayed by Ken Sagoes.
- Liam Kincaid, from the TV show Earth: Final Conflict, portrayed by Robert Leeshock.
- Jared Kincaid, from The Dresden Files book series.
- Keith Kincaid, from the movie Bowfinger, portrayed by Eddie Murphy.
[edit] Places
[edit] Canada
[edit] United States
- Kincaid, Illinois
- Kincaid, Kansas
- Kincaid Park, a municipal park in Anchorage, Alaska
- Kincaid Lake State Park in Kentucky
- Kincaid Mounds State Historic Site, a major archaeological site in Illinois
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[edit] Also see
- Kincade, a band
- Flesch–Kincaid readability test, a method for assessing the readability of text
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