# Meiklejohn

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**Meiklejohn** is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

- [Alexander Meiklejohn](/source/Alexander_Meiklejohn) (1872–1964), philosopher, university administrator, and free-speech advocate
- [Andrew Meiklejohn](/source/Andrew_Meiklejohn) (1899–1970), Scottish respiratory physician
- [David Meiklejohn](/source/David_Meiklejohn) (1900–1959), Scottish professional footballer
- [George de Rue Meiklejohn](/source/George_de_Rue_Meiklejohn) (1857–1929), Nebraska Republican politician
- [James Meiklejohn](/source/James_Meiklejohn) (born 1984), Australian rules footballer
- [John Meiklejohn](/source/John_Meiklejohn) (1836–1902), Scottish academic - [Maury Meiklejohn](/source/Maury_Meiklejohn) VC (1870–1913), a son of John Meiklejohn, British recipient of the Victoria Cross - [Arnold Meiklejohn](/source/Arnold_Meiklejohn) (1874–1932), a son of John Meiklejohn, publisher and ornithologist - [M. F. M. Meiklejohn](/source/M._F._M._Meiklejohn) (Matthew Fontaine Maury Meiklejohn) (1913–1974), son of Arnold, British professor of languages and ornithologist
- [Ray Meiklejohn](/source/Ray_Meiklejohn) (born 1935), Canadian politician and educator
- [William Hope Meiklejohn](/source/William_Hope_Meiklejohn) (1845–1909), British military commander during the siege of Malakand
- [William Meiklejohn](/source/William_Meiklejohn) (1903–1981), Hollywood talent agent and scout in the 1920s through the 1940s

## See also

- [Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute](/source/Meiklejohn_Civil_Liberties_Institute) (MCLI) is a Berkeley, California-based non-profit corporation
- [Meiklejohn Glacier](/source/Meiklejohn_Glacier), glacier flowing southwest from the Dyer Plateau of Palmer Land to George VI Sound
- [Meiklejohn Stadium](/source/Meiklejohn_Stadium), ballpark in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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