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'''James Marshall''' may refer to:

==Arts and entertainment==
*[[James Duard Marshall]] (1914–2010), American painter
*[[James Marshall (author)]] (1942–1992), American author of children's books
*[[James Marshall (director)]] (born 1962), American television producer and director
*[[James Marshall (actor)]] (born 1967), American actor
*[[Dalek (artist)]] (born 1968), real name James Marshall, American artist
*[[James Marshall (producer)]] (active since 2013), British television producer

==Business and industry==
*[[James W. Marshall]] (1810–1885), American businessman, discovered gold in California in 1848
*[[James Waddell Marshall]] (1845–1925), Scottish businessman in Australia
*[[James Thompson Marshall]] (1854–1931), English railway and mechanical engineer
*[[James G. Marshall (industrialist)]] (1869–1960), American industrialist and inventor

==Law and politics==
*[[James Markham Marshall]] (1764–1848), United States federal judge
*[[James Garth Marshall]] (1802–1873), English politician, MP for Leeds
*[[James Keith Marshall]] (1817–1862), American planter and politician in Virginia
*[[James S. Marshall]] (1819–1892), American politician, mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin
*Sir [[James Marshall (judge)]] (1829–1889), British colonial judge
*[[James Marshall (politician)]] (1843–1912), member of the New Zealand Legislative Council
*[[James William Marshall (politician)]] (1844–1911), US congressman from Virginia
*[[James G. Marshall (politician)]] (c. 1852–1891), American politician in Mississippi
*[[James Alexander Marshall]] (1888–1977), Canadian federal politician
*[[James Marshall (political adviser)]] (born 1980), British political advisor

==Military==
*[[James K. Marshall]] (1839–1863), Confederate Army officer during the American Civil War
*[[James Marshall (VC)]] (1887–1918), British Army officer, Victoria Cross recipient
*[[James C. Marshall]] (1897–1977), American military engineer, first head of the Manhattan Engineer District

==Sports==
*[[James Marshall (footballer, born 1890)]] (1890–1958), Scottish footballer (Bradford City)
*[[James Marshall (footballer, born 1908)]] (1908–1977), Scottish footballer (Rangers, Arsenal, national team)
*[[James Marshall (cricketer)]] (born 1979), New Zealand cricketer
*[[James Marshall (rugby union)]] (born 1988), New Zealand rugby player

==Others==
*[[James Marshall (minister)]] (1796–1855), Scottish minister
*[[James William Marshall]] (1822–1910), US Postmaster General
*[[James H. Marshall]] (1931–2007), American administrator, president of Hofstra University

==See also==
*[[James Marshall & Co.]], a department store in Adelaide, South Australia
*[[Jim Marshall (disambiguation)]]

{{human name disambiguation|Marshall, James}}

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