# James Ford

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**James Ford** may refer to:

## Sportspeople

- [James Ford (American football)](/source/James_Ford_(American_football)) (born 1949), American football player
- [Jamie Ford (cricketer)](/source/Jamie_Ford_(cricketer)) (born 1976), English cricketer
- [James Ford (cricketer, born 1836)](/source/James_Ford_(cricketer,_born_1836)) (1836–1877), English cricketer
- [James Ford (footballer)](/source/James_Ford_(footballer)) (born 1981), English footballer for Bournemouth
- [James Ford (rugby league)](/source/James_Ford_(rugby_league)) (born 1982), English rugby league footballer
- [James Ford (soccer)](/source/James_Ford_(soccer)) (1889–?), American soccer player
- [Jim Ford (rugby union)](/source/Jim_Ford_(rugby_union)) (1869–1935), Scottish rugby union player
- [Jimmy Ford](/source/Jimmy_Ford) (1912–1982), American Negro leagues baseball player

## Characters

- [James Ford (*One Life to Live*)](/source/James_Ford_(One_Life_to_Live)), a fictional character from the ABC soap opera *One Life to Live*
- [James "Sawyer" Ford](/source/James_%22Sawyer%22_Ford), a fictional character from the ABC program *Lost*

## Others

- [James Ford (actor)](/source/James_Ford_(actor)) (1903–1977), American actor in silent and sound films
- [James Ford (antiquary)](/source/James_Ford_(antiquary)) (1779–1850), benefactor of the Ford Lectures at Oxford University
- [James Ford (musician)](/source/James_Ford_(musician)) (born 1978), British producer and DJ; member of Simian Mobile Disco
- [James Ford (Pennsylvania politician)](/source/James_Ford_(Pennsylvania_politician)) (1783–1859), U.S. Congressman
- [James Ford (pirate)](/source/James_Ford_(pirate)) (c. 1770–1833), American pirate and civic leader
- [James Ford (translator)](/source/James_Ford_(translator)) (1797–1877), English cleric and Dante translator
- [James A. Ford](/source/James_A._Ford) (1911–1968), American archaeologist
- [James Hobart Ford](/source/James_Hobart_Ford) (1829–1867), Union general during the American Civil War and Indian Wars
- [James D. Ford](/source/James_D._Ford) (c. 1930–2001), American clergyman
- [James Ishmael Ford](/source/James_Ishmael_Ford) (born 1948), American Zen Buddhist priest and Unitarian Universalist minister
- [James R. Ford](/source/James_R._Ford) (1925–2017), American educator, politician, businessman and community activist
- [James Robert Ford](/source/James_Robert_Ford) (born 1980), British web and installation artist
- [James W. Ford](/source/James_W._Ford) (1893–1957), African American politician and Communist vice presidential candidate
- [James Allan Ford](/source/James_Allan_Ford) (1920–2009), Scottish writer, soldier and civil servant
- [Jim Ford (actor)](/source/Jim_Ford_(actor)) (born 1981), American actor, stuntman, screenwriter and film director
- [Jim Ford (singer-songwriter)](/source/Jim_Ford_(singer-songwriter)) (1941–2007), American singer-songwriter

## See also

- [Jamie Ford](/source/Jamie_Ford) (born 1968), American author
- [John-James Ford](/source/John-James_Ford) (born 1972), writer
- [James Forde](/source/James_Forde) (born 1996), actor
- [Jim Ford Challenge Cup](/source/Jim_Ford_Challenge_Cup), a National Hunt Listed chase in England

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