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Haddon

Haddon may refer to:

Haddon (surname)

Haddon is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

  • Alfred Cort Haddon (1855–1940), British anthropologist
  • April Haddon, fictional character
  • Arthur Langan Haddon (1895-1961), New Zealand Church of Christ minister
  • Arthur Trevor Haddon (1864-1941), British painter
  • Caroline Haddon (1837-1905), philosophical writer
  • Celia Haddon (born 1944), British journalist and writer
  • Damita Haddon, American gospel singer
  • Dayle Haddon (born 1948), Canadian model and actress
  • Deitrick Haddon (born 1973), Gospel singer
  • Elizabeth Haddon (1680–1762), American colonist and Quaker
  • Frederick William Haddon (1839-1906), Australian journalist and newspaper editor
  • Harry Haddon (born 1871), English professional footballer
  • James Haddon (fl. 1556), English clergyman
  • Jenny Haddon, English writer of romance novels under the name Sophie West
  • Kathleen Haddon (1888-1961), British scholar of string-figures
  • Laurence Haddon, American television actor
  • Lloyd Haddon (born 1938), American hockey player
  • Mark Haddon (born 1962), English novelist
  • Oriwa Tahupotiki Haddon (1898-1958), New Zealand Methodist minister
  • Peter Haddon (1898-1962), English actor
  • Robert Joseph Haddon (1866-1929), English born Australian architect
  • Robert Tahupotiki Haddon (1866-1936) New Zealand Methodist minister
  • Ryan Haddon (born 1971), journalist and TV producer
  • Sam E. Haddon (born 1937), United States federal judge
  • Thomas Haddon (1913-1993), British soldier
  • Trevor Haddon (1864-1941), British painter
  • Vivien Haddon (born 1945), New Zealand swimmer
  • Walter Haddon (1515-1572), English civil lawyer
  • Dr. William Haddon Jr., the inventor of the Haddon Matrix, the most common tool in the injury prevention field

Usage examples of "haddon".

The seven small Delta people had gathered in a group on the left wing, Gunnar Holt, Shesha Haddon, and Joanna Taubman sat on the club fender, in a physical detachment from either party that mirrored a real difference of viewpoint.