Thomas Anderson
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Thomas Anderson may refer to:
- Thomas David Anderson (1853–1932), Scottish astronomer
- Thomas H. Anderson, Jr. (born 1946), American diplomat
- Thomas H. Anderson (judge) (1848–1916), United States federal judge
- Thomas J. Anderson (1910–2002), 1972 American Party vice presidential and 1976 presidential candidate conservative author and publisher from Tennessee
- Thomas Lilbourne Anderson (1808–1885), practicing lawyer who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from Missouri
- Thomas Anderson (botanist) (1832–1870), Scottish botanist
- Thomas M. Anderson (1836–1917), United States general
- Thomas Oakley Anderson (1783–1844), American naval officer during the Barbary Wars, 1803–1805
- Thomas Victor Anderson (1881–1972), Canadian major-general and former Chief of the General Staff
- Thomas W. Anderson, active in the Universal Negro Improvement Association in the 1920s
- T. J. Anderson (Thomas Jefferson Anderson, born 1928), African American composer, conductor, orchestrator and educator
- Thomas Anderson (chemist) (1819–1874), organic chemist in Scotland
- Thomas Anderson (Medal of Honor) (1841–1912), Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
- Thomas Anderson (rugby) (1863–1938), Scottish player
- Thomas Anderson (sailor) (1939–2010), Australian sailor and Olympic champion
- Thomas Anderson (actor) (1905–1996), American actor
- Thomas Anderson (footballer), English footballer
- Thomas Brown Anderson (1796–1873), Canadian merchant, banker, and member of the Special Council of Lower Canada
- Thomas F. Anderson (1911–1991), biophysical chemist and geneticist
- Thomas Frederick Anderson (1888–1964), New Zealand seaman and trade unionist
- Thomas Anderson (tennis), British tennis player
- Neo (The Matrix), named Thomas A. Anderson, the central character from The Matrix
- Mr. Anderson (Beavis and Butt-head) (Thomas T. Anderson), a character from the animated series Beavis and Butt-Head
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