# Frederick Mitchell

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'''Frederick''', '''Freddie''', or '''Fred Mitchell''' may refer to:

==Arts and entertainment==
* [Fred Mitchell (artist)](/source/Fred_Mitchell_(artist)) (1923–2013), American abstract expressionist, New York School artist
* [Fred B. Mitchell](/source/Fred_B._Mitchell) (born 1948), American former sportswriter and football player
* [Freddie Mitchell (jazz musician)](/source/Freddie_Mitchell_(jazz_musician)) (1918–2010), American jazz musician
* [Fred Mitchell (''Neighbours'')](/source/Fred_Mitchell_(Neighbours)), fictional character on the Australian soap opera ''Neighbours''
* [Freddie Mitchell (''EastEnders'')](/source/Freddie_Mitchell_(EastEnders)), a character on ''EastEnders''
* [William Frederick Mitchell](/source/William_Frederick_Mitchell) (1845–1914), British naval painter

==Sports==
* [Fred Mitchell (baseball)](/source/Fred_Mitchell_(baseball)) (1878–1970), American baseball player and manager
* [Fred B. Mitchell](/source/Fred_B._Mitchell) (born 1948), American former football kicker and sportswriter
* [Freddie Mitchell](/source/Freddie_Mitchell) (born 1978), American football wide receiver
* [James Mitchell (footballer, born 1897)](/source/James_Mitchell_(footballer%2C_born_1897)) (1895-1975), England international footballer, also known as Fred

==Others==
* [Frederick Mitchell (bishop)](/source/Frederick_Mitchell_(bishop)) (1901–1979), Anglican bishop in the Church of Ireland
* [Frederick Gilbert Mitchell](/source/Frederick_Gilbert_Mitchell) (c. 1885–1962), Chairman of Mitchell Construction
* [Frederick John Mitchell](/source/Frederick_John_Mitchell) (1893–1979), Canadian politician
* [Fred Mitchell (politician)](/source/Fred_Mitchell_(politician)) (born 1953), foreign minister of the Bahamas
* [Fred Tom Mitchell](/source/Fred_Tom_Mitchell) (1891–1953), President of the Mississippi State College

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