Thomas Greenwood

Last updated January 29, 2024

Thomas Greenwood may refer to:

Thomas Greenwood (activist) (1908–1988), American labor and Indian affairs activist
Thomas Greenwood (historian) (1790–1871), English barrister and academic
Thomas Greenwood (publisher) (1851–1908), English publisher
Thomas B. Greenwood (1872–1946), Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas
Thomas E. Greenwood (1859–1934), Canadian farmer, grain dealer and political figure
Tom Greenwood (bishop) (1903–1974), Canadian Anglican bishop
Tom Greenwood (footballer) (1889–1935), Australian rules footballer

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