# Edward King
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'''Edward King''' may refer to:
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==Politicians==
* [Edward J. King](/source/Edward_J._King) (1925–2006), Governor of Massachusetts, 1979–1983 (Also sportsman)
* [Edward King, 1st Earl of Kingston](/source/Edward_King%2C_1st_Earl_of_Kingston) (1726–1797), Anglo-Irish politician and peer
* [Edward King (Irish politician)](/source/Edward_King_(Irish_politician)), MP for [Carrick](/source/Carrick_(Parliament_of_Ireland_constituency)), 1781–1793
* [Edward King (Ohio politician)](/source/Edward_King_(Ohio_politician)) (1795–1836), twice Speaker of the Ohio House and co-founder and on first faculty of Cincinnati Law School
* [Edward Bolton King](/source/Edward_Bolton_King) (1800–1878), British Liberal Party politician, MP for Warwick 1830–1837, South Warwickshire 1857–59
* [Edward John King](/source/Edward_John_King) (1867–1929), U.S. Representative from Illinois
* [Edward King (Parliamentarian)](/source/Edward_King_(Parliamentarian)) (1606–1681), English lawyer and politician
* [Ed King (mayor)](/source/Ed_King_(mayor)), mayor of [Mount Pleasant, Iowa](/source/Mount_Pleasant%2C_Iowa), who was assassinated during a 1986 city council meeting
* [Edward King-Harman](/source/Edward_King-Harman) (1838–1888), Irish landlord and politician
==Sportsmen==
* [Ed King (American football)](/source/Ed_King_(American_football)) (born 1969), former football player
* [Eddie King (British runner)](/source/Eddie_King_(British_runner)) (born 1976), British runner and finalist at the [1999 IAAF World Indoor Championships – Men's 1500 metres](/source/1999_IAAF_World_Indoor_Championships_%E2%80%93_Men's_1500_metres)
* [Eddie King (Canadian runner)](/source/Eddie_King_(Canadian_runner)) (1911–1994), Canadian Olympic athlete
* [Eddie King (coach)](/source/Eddie_King_(coach)), (1912–1963), American football and basketball coach, college athletics administrator, and educator
* [Eddie King (footballer, born 1890)](/source/Eddie_King_(footballer%2C_born_1890)) (1890–?), English football right half
* [Eddie King (footballer, born 1914)](/source/Eddie_King_(footballer%2C_born_1914)) (1914–1993), English-born football defender who played for Tottenham Hotspur
* [Eddie King (ice hockey)](/source/Eddie_King_(ice_hockey)) (1885–1970), Canadian ice hockey player
* [Eddie King (jockey)](/source/Eddie_King_(jockey)), horse racing jockey who won the 2005 [Rumson Stakes](/source/Rumson_Stakes)
* [Edward King (rower)](/source/Edward_King_(rower)) (born 1989), American rower
* [Edward J. King](/source/Edward_J._King) (1925–2006), American football end for the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Colts (also politician)
* [Ted King (cyclist)](/source/Ted_King_(cyclist)) (born 1983), American cyclist
==Musicians==
* [Ed King](/source/Ed_King) (1949–2018), American musician; member of Lynyrd Skynyrd
* [Edward T. King](/source/Edward_T._King), early 20th-century musician and Zon-o-phone, Victor and Columbia executive
* [Eddie King (musician)](/source/Eddie_King_(musician)) (1938–2012), American blues guitarist
==Writers==
* [Edward King (British poet)](/source/Edward_King_(British_poet)) (1612–1637)
* [Edward King (antiquarian)](/source/Edward_King_(antiquarian)) (1735?–1807), English barrister and writer
* [Edward King (author)](/source/Edward_King_(author)) (1848–1896), American journalist and author
==Military figures==
* [Edward King (Royal Navy officer)](/source/Edward_King_(Royal_Navy_officer)) (1774–1807), captain during the Napoleonic Wars
* [Edward Leonard King](/source/Edward_Leonard_King) (1873–1933), American football player and coach; general in U.S. Army
* [Edward P. King](/source/Edward_P._King) (1884–1958), American major general who led US forces on Bataan during World War II
* [Edward Durnford King](/source/Edward_Durnford_King) (1771–1862), Royal Navy officer
==Religious figures==
* [Edward King (bishop of Elphin)](/source/Edward_King_(bishop_of_Elphin)) (died 1639), Anglican bishop in Ireland
* [Edward King (bishop of Lincoln)](/source/Edward_King_(bishop_of_Lincoln)) (1829–1910), Anglican bishop in England
* [Edward King (priest)](/source/Edward_King_(priest)) (1920–1998), Anglican clergyman
==Others==
* [Edward King (jurist)](/source/Edward_King_(jurist)) (1794–1873), jurist twice nominated to the United States Supreme Court
* [Edward King, Viscount Kingsborough](/source/Edward_King%2C_Viscount_Kingsborough) (1795–1837), Irish antiquarian
* [Edward King (New York banker)](/source/Edward_King_(New_York_banker)) (1833–1908), American banker
* [Edward King Redmore](/source/Edward_King_Redmore) (1860–1941), English painter
* [Edward Skinner King](/source/Edward_Skinner_King) (1861–1931), American astronomer
* [Edward King (painter)](/source/Edward_King_(painter)) (1863–1951), English painter
==See also==
*[Ed King (activist)](/source/Ed_King_(activist)) (born 1936), American minister and activist
*[King Edward (disambiguation)](/source/King_Edward_(disambiguation))
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