Latimer
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The name Latimer is used in the following ways:
[edit] People
[edit] Politics and government
- Asbury Latimer (1851–1908), farmer and U.S. Senator from South Carolina
- George Latimer (disambiguation), multiple politicians
- Henry Latimer (judge) (1938–2005), lawyer and judge from Florida
- Henry Latimer (senator) (1752–1819), physician and U.S. Senator from Delaware
- Hugh Latimer (c.1485–1555), Bishop and Protestant martyr from England
- Rebecca Latimer Felton (1835–1930), teacher and U.S. Senator from Georgia
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- Joseph W. Latimer (1834–1863), Confederate officer from Virginia
[edit] Entertainment
- Andrew Latimer, (born 1947), rock musician from England
- Hugh Latimer (actor) (1913–2006), actor from England
- Jonathan Latimer (1906–1983), crime writer from California
- Mark Latimer, pianist from England
- Michelle Latimer, actress from Canada
[edit] Academics and literature
- Hugh Latimer (c.1485–1555), Bishop and Protestant martyr from England
- Jon Latimer (1964–2009), historian and writer from Wales
- Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer (1907–2004), museum curator and discoverer from South Africa
- Wendell Mitchell Latimer (1893–1955), American chemist
- William Latimer (1467–1545), clergyman and scholar from England
[edit] Sports
- Don Latimer (born 1955), player for the National Football League
- Zach Latimer, (born 1983), player for the National Football League
- Tanerau Latimer (born 1986), New Zealand rugby union footballer
[edit] Other
- Lewis H. Latimer (1848–1928), African American inventor of an improved process for Carbon-Filament manufacture
- Robert Latimer born 1953), farmer and murderer from Saskatchewan
[edit] Fictional Characters
- Rick Latimer, fictional character in an American soap opera
[edit] Places
[edit] England
- Latimer, Buckinghamshire
- Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire
- Chalfont & Latimer station (London Underground)
[edit] South Africa
[edit] United States
[edit] Other
- R. v. Latimer (1997), Canadian judicial decision
- R. v. Latimer (2001), Canadian judicial decision
[edit] See also
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