List of people from London, Ontario

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This is a list of notable people who were born in, residents of, or are otherwise connected to the city of London, Ontario . A person from London is referred to as a Londoner.

Contents

A-B

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Frederick Banting

C-D

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John Howard Crocker

E-J

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Max Ferguson
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Garth Hudson

K-M

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Kittie
Guy Lombardo Guy Lombardo 1944.jpg
Guy Lombardo

N-P

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Christine Nesbitt
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Bryan Lee O'Malley

R-S

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Charles Edward Saunders
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Shad

T-Z

Ryan Thelwell Ryan Thelwell.jpg
Ryan Thelwell
Jack L. Warner Jack Warner portrait copy.jpg
Jack L. Warner

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