Frank Thompson (disambiguation)

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Frank Thompson (1918–1989) was an American politician.

Sports

Baseball

Frank Thompson (catcher) (1852–1925), Portuguese baseball player in the United States; born Augustus Fernandez
Frank Thompson (third baseman) (1895–1940), American baseball player
Frank Thompson (pitcher) (1918–1983), American baseball player

Other sports

Frank Thompson (footballer) (1885–1950), Irish football player and manager
Frank Thompson (coach) (1886–1918), American gridiron football and baseball player and coach
Frank Thompson (sport shooter) (born 1988), American Olympian in skeet shooting

Military

Sarah Emma Edmonds (1841–1898), Canadian-American woman who served with the Union Army as Frank Thompson during the American Civil War
Frank Thompson (SOE officer) (1920–1944), British officer during World War II
Frank Tsosie Thompson (1920–2008), American Navajo code talker during World War II

Other

Frank V. Thompson (1874–1921), American educator
Frank D. Thompson (1876–1940), Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court
Francis Roy Thompson (1896–1966), Australian artist whose work was first exhibited at the New Gallery of Fine Art in Adelaide, also known as Frank Roy or F. R. Thompson
Frank Thompson (designer) (1920–1977), American costume designer

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