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'''James''', '''Jim''', or '''Jimmy Murray''' may refer to:

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==Arts and entertainment==
* [[James Murray (American actor)]] (1901–1936), American actor
* [[James Murray (director)]], director of films and programs such as ''[[The National Dream (miniseries)|The National Dream]]''
* [[James Murray (English actor)]] (born 1975), English actor born in Manchester
* [[James Murray (puppeteer)]], American actor and puppeteer
* [[James Murray (comedian)]] (born 1976), American comedian, television star and member of The Tenderloins
* [[James Murray (speed painter)]], British speed painter
* [[James Ramsey Murray]] (1841–1905), American composer of "Away in a Manger"
* [[Jim Murray (comics)]], British comics artist, see ''[[Sláine (comics)|Sláine]]''
* [[Jim Murray (musician)]] (1942–2013), San Francisco musician of the 1960s
* [[Jim Murray (sportswriter)]] (1919–1998), American sportswriter
* [[Jim Murray (whisky writer)]] (born 1957), English whisky writer
* James Murray, half of photographer duo [[James and Karla Murray]]

==Military==
* [[James Murray (Polish navy)]], Scottish shipbuilder in the Polish service, counter-admiral during the Battle of Oliwa (1627)
* [[James Wolfe Murray]] (1853–1919), British military officer and Chief of the Imperial General Staff in the 1910s
* [[James Murray (British Army officer, born 1721)]] (1721–1794), Scottish military officer and governor of Quebec
* [[James Murray of Strowan]] (1734–1794), Scottish general of the Seven Years' War and the American Revolution
* [[James Murray (VC)]] (1859–1942), Irish recipient of the Victoria Cross during the First Boer War
* [[James Pulteney]] (1755–1811), born James Murray, Scottish general and MP for Weycombe and Regis
* [[James Patrick Murray (British Army officer)]] (1782–1834), British soldier, MP for Yarmouth 1802–03
* [[James Lore Murray]] (1919–2004), USAF major general responsible for the ejection seat and the B-52 aircraft

==Politics==
=== Australia ===
* [[James Murray (Australian politician)]] (1895–1974), Australian politician
* [[James Fitzgerald Murray]] (1805–1856), Australian politician

=== Canada and Newfoundland ===
* [[James Alexander Murray]] (1864–1960), premier of New Brunswick for a part of 1917
* [[James Murray (Newfoundland politician)]] (1843–1900), Newfoundland politician

=== United Kingdom ===
* [[James Murray of Pardewis]] (died 1592), Scottish courtier who challenged the Earl of Bothwell
* [[James Murray (courtier)]] (died 1613), Scottish diplomat and master of the wardrobe
* [[James Murray, Lord Philiphaugh]] (1655–1708), Scottish judge and politician
* [[Lord James Murray]] (1663–1719), Member of Parliament for Perthshire
* [[James Murray, 2nd Duke of Atholl]] (1690–1764), Whig Member of Parliament and lord of the Isle of Man
* [[James Murray (Jacobite Earl of Dunbar)]] (1690–1770), Scottish Member of Parliament, later Jacobite Secretary of State
* [[James Murray (1727–1799)]], Scottish landowner, entrepreneur, and politician from Broughton and Cally, Member of Parliament
* [[James Murray (Liberal politician)]] (1850–1933), Liberal Member of Parliament for Aberdeenshire Eastern
* [[James Murray, 1st Baron Glenlyon]] (1782–1837), British Army officer and Member of Parliament
* [[James Murray (Durham politician)]] (1887–1965), Member of Parliament
* [[James Murray (London politician)]] (born 1983), English Labour Co-operative Member of Parliament 2019–present

=== United States ===
* [[James Murray (Ohio politician)]] (1830–1881), attorney general of Ohio
* [[James B. Murray]] (1920–2015), member of the Virginia House of Delegates
* [[James C. Murray]] (1917–1999), United States representative from Illinois
* [[James E. Murray]] (1876–1961), United States senator from Montana

==Sports==
===Association football===
* [[Jamie Murray (footballer)]] (born 1958), Scottish football fullback with Cambridge United and Brentford in the 1970s and 1980s
* [[Jimmy Murray (English footballer)]] (1935–2008), English football striker with Wolves, Manchester City and Walsall in the 1950s and 1960s
* [[Jimmy Murray (footballer, born 1880)]] (1880–1933), Scottish footballer who played in the early 20th century
* [[Jimmy Murray (footballer, born 1884)]] (1884–?), Northern Irish footballer
* [[Jimmy Murray (footballer, born 1933)]] (1933–2015), Scottish footballer who played for Heart of Midlothian and the Scotland national team

===American football===
* [[Jim Murray (American football)]] (1938–2025), American football executive
* [[Jimmy Murray (American football)]] (born 1995), American football player

===Baseball===
* [[Jim Murray (pitcher)]] (1894–1973), US baseball player for Brooklyn Robins
* [[Jim Murray (outfielder)]] (1878–1945), Major League Baseball outfielder, 1902–1914

===Ice hockey===
* [[Jim "Bearcat" Murray]] (1933–2022), Canadian ice hockey trainer
* [[Jim Murray (ice hockey)]] (born 1943), Canadian ice hockey player

===Other sports===
* [[James Murray (boxer)]] (1969–1995), Scottish professional boxer who died from injuries sustained in a boxing fight
* [[James Murray (hurler)]] (born 1978), Irish hurler who plays with Waterford GAA
* [[Jamie Murray]] (born 1986), Scottish tennis player, specialist doubles player
* [[James Murray (luger)]] (born 1946), American Olympic luger
* [[Jimmy Murray (Gaelic footballer)]] (1917–2007), Roscommon All-Ireland winning Gaelic football captain of the 1940s
* [[Jim Murray (sportswriter)]] (1919–1998), American sportswriter
* [[James Wolfe Murray (cricketer)]] (1936–2011), Scottish cricketer

==Science and medicine==
* [[James Murray (biologist)]] (1865–?), Scottish biologist and explorer
* [[James Murray (lichenologist)]] (1923–1961), organic chemist and first modern lichenologist in New Zealand
* [[James Murray (physician)]] (1788–1871), Irish physician and creator of the medication known as milk of magnesia
* [[James A. Murray (zoologist)]] (fl. 1880s), zoologist and museum curator in Karachi
* [[James D. Murray]] (born 1931), mathematics professor

==Religion==
* [[James Murray (historian)]] (1732–1782), Church of Scotland minister, religious author and historian
* [[James Murray (bishop of Maitland)]] (1828–1909), Roman Catholic bishop, the first Bishop of Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
* [[James Murray (vicar apostolic of Cooktown)]] (1847–1914), Roman Catholic bishop in Cooktown, Queensland, Australia
* [[James Albert Murray]] (1932–2020), American Roman Catholic bishop

==Other fields==
* [[James Murray (architect)]] (died 1634), Scottish architect
* [[James Murray (lexicographer)]] (1837–1915), Scottish lexicographer and editor of the ''Oxford English Dictionary''
* [[James M. Murray]] (fl. 1990s–2020s), director of the U.S. Secret Service
* [[James Murray, 2nd Earl of Annandale]] (died 1658), an [[Earl of Annandale and Hartfell|Earl of Annandale]]
* Several [[Murray baronets]], in the Baronetage of Nova Scotia
* [[James Murray (loyalist)]] (1713–1781), loyalist in North Carolina and Boston prior to the American Revolution
* [[James Boyles Murray]] (1789–1866), businessman in New York
* [[James Wolfe Murray, Lord Cringletie]] (1759–1836), Scottish lawyer
* [[Jim Murray (trade unionist)]] (died 2006), British trade union leader
* [[James Erskine Murray]] (1810–1844), lawyer, author, and adventurer in Borneo

==See also==
* [[Jamie Murray]] (born 1986), Scottish tennis player

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