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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''John Armstrong''' may refer to:<br />
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==Politicians==<br />
*[[John Alexander Macdonald Armstrong]] (1877–1926), Canadian politician<br />
*[[John Armstrong (Australian politician)]] (1908–1977)<br />
*[[John Armstrong (New Zealand politician)]] (1935–2018)<br />
*[[John Armstrong Jr.]] (1758–1843), soldier and U.S. Secretary of War<br />
*[[John Armstrong Sr.]] (1717–1795), American general and Continental Congressman<br />
*[[John Franklin Armstrong]] (1819–1887), schoolteacher and Texas state representative<br />
*[[John Armstrong (Irish politician)]], MP for Fore<br />
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==Religion==<br />
*[[John Armstrong (archbishop of Armagh)]] (1915–1987), Anglican bishop<br />
*[[John Armstrong (bishop of Grahamstown)]] (1813–1856), Anglican bishop<br />
*[[John Armstrong (bishop of Bermuda)]] (1905–1992), Anglican bishop<br />
*[[John Armstrong (dean of Kilfenora)]] (1792–1856), Anglican priest in Ireland<br />
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==Sports==<br />
*[[Jock Armstrong]] (born 1970), Scottish rally driver<br />
*[[John Armstrong (cricketer)]] (born 1981), England<br />
*[[John Armstrong (footballer, born 1890)]] (1890–1950), England<br />
*[[John Armstrong (footballer, born 1936)]], Scotland<br />
*[[John Armstrong (footballer, born 1987)]], Scotland<br />
*[[John Armstrong (rugby league)]], Australia<br />
*[[John Lee Armstrong]] (1932–2012), American football player and coach<br />
*[[John Armstrong (American football)]] (born 1963), American football defensive back <br />
*[[Johnny Armstrong]] (1897–1960), American football player<br />
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==Others==<br />
*[[John Armstrong (architect)]] (1857–1941), Scottish architect<br />
*[[John Armstrong (artist)]] (1893–1973), British artist and muralist<br />
*[[John Armstrong (British Army officer)]] (1674–1742), Surveyor General<br />
*[[John Armstrong (British writer/philosopher)]] (born 1966), British writer and philosopher<br />
*[[John Armstrong (Carolina)]] (1735–1784), American soldier and land registrar<br />
*[[John Armstrong (of Carrick)]] (1909–1984), farmer and musician from Northumberland<br />
*[[John Armstrong (comics)]] (died 2018), British artist<br />
*[[John Armstrong (frontiersman)]] (1755–1816), Pennsylvania and Ohio<br />
*[[John Armstrong (journalist/poet)]] (1771–1797), Scotland<br />
*[[John Armstrong (model railroader)]] (1920–2004), US<br />
*[[John Armstrong (physician)]] (1784–1829), England<br />
*[[John Armstrong (poet)]] (1709–1779), Scotland<br />
*[[C. A. J. Armstrong|C. A. J. ("John") Armstrong]] (1909–1994), British medieval historian<br />
*[[John Alexander Armstrong]] (1922–2010), professor of political science at University of Wisconsin-Madison<br />
*[[John Archibald Armstrong]] (1917–2010), Canadian business executive<br />
*[[John Barclay Armstrong]] (1850–1913), Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal<br />
*[[John S. Armstrong]] (1850–1908), developer, Texas<br />
*[[John Armstrong (engineer)]] (1775–1854), Britain<br />
*John Armstrong, New Zealand Army, made calculations for the [[Te Rata Bridge]]<br />
*[[John Eric Armstrong]] (born 1973), American serial killer<br />
*John W. Armstrong, British naturopath who popularized [[urine therapy]]<br />
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==See also==<br />
*[[Armstrong (surname)]]<br />
*[[Jack Armstrong (disambiguation)]]<br />
*"[[Johnnie Armstrong]]", a folk ballad about a Scottish raider and folk-hero<br />
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