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'''John Walker''' may refer to:

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==Politicians==
===American politicians===
*[[John Walker (Arkansas politician)]] (1937–2019), member of the Arkansas House of Representatives
*[[John Walker (Missouri politician)]] (1770–1838), State Treasurer of Missouri
*[[John Walker (Virginia politician)]] (1744–1809), U.S. Senator, public official, and soldier
**[[SS John Walker]], a Liberty ship
*[[John A. Walker (Iowa politician)]] (1912–2012), American politician
*[[John M. Walker Jr.]] (born 1940), former chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
*[[John M. Walker (Pennsylvania politician)]] (1905–1976), Pennsylvania State Senator and lieutenant-gubernatorial nominee
*[[John R. Walker]] (1874–1942), U.S. Representative from Georgia
*[[John Williams Walker]] (1783–1823), U.S. Senator from Alabama

===Other politicians===
*[[John Walker (Australian politician)]] (1799–1874), member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council
*[[John Walker (Canadian politician)]] (1832–1889), industrialist & Canadian House of Commons member
*[[John Archibald Walker]] (1890–1977), Canadian lawyer and political figure in Nova Scotia
*[[John Smith Walker]] (1826–1893), Minister of Finance of the Kingdom of Hawaii

==Sportsmen==
===Association football===
*[[John Walker (footballer, born 1873)]] (1873–1937), Scottish international footballer (Hearts, Liverpool, Rangers)
*[[John Walker (footballer, born 1878)]] (1878–1900), Scottish footballer (Leith Athletic, Hearts, Lincoln City)
*[[John Walker (footballer, born 1899)]] (1899–1971), English footballer (Walsall, Stoke)
*[[John Walker (footballer, born 1902)]], Scottish footballer (Hibernian, Swindon Town)
*[[John Walker (footballer, born 1866)]] (1866–1921), Scottish footballer (Burnley)
*[[John Walker (Grimsby Town footballer)]], Scottish football centre-half (Grimsby Town)
*[[Jock Walker]] (1882–1968), Scottish footballer (Raith Rovers, Beith, Rangers, Swindon Town, Middlesbrough, Reading, Scotland)

===Cricket===
*[[John Walker (cricketer, born 1768)]] (1768–1835), cricketer (brother of Tom and Harry Walker)
*[[John Walker (cricketer, born 1826)]] (1826–1885), cricketer and the eldest brother of the Walkers of Southgate
*[[John Walker (cricketer, born 1854)]] (1854–?), English cricketer
*[[John Walker (Scottish cricketer)]] (1879–1953), Scottish cricketer

===Other sports===
*[[John Walker (American football)]] (born 1983), former defensive back for the USC football team
*[[John Walker (archer)]] (born 1974), British archer
*[[John Walker (Australian footballer)]] (born 1951), Australian rules footballer for Collingwood
*[[John Walker (cyclist)]] (1888–1954), British Olympic cyclist
*[[John Walker (gymnast)]] (1883-1966), British Olympic gymnast
*[[John Walker (rowing)]] (1891–1952), British coxswain and Olympic medalist
*John Walker or [[Mr. Wrestling II]] (1934–2020), masked professional wrestler
*[[John Walker (rugby league)]], rugby league footballer of the 1960s
*Sir [[John Walker (runner)]] (born 1952), New Zealand runner, Olympic Gold medalist in 1500 metres run in 1976
*[[John R. Walker (horse trainer)]], [[Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame]] horse trainer
*[[John Reid Walker]] (1855–1934), British polo player and racehorse breeder

==Entertainers and artists==
*[[John Walker (animator)]], television animator and director
*[[John Walker (Australian actor)]] (fl. 1990s), Australian comedic actor
*[[John Walker (curator)]] (1906–1995), director of the National Gallery of Art
*[[John Walker (film producer)]] (born 1956), animated film producer
*[[John Walker (filmmaker)]] (born 1952), Canadian filmmaker and cinematographer
*[[John Walker (musician)]] (1943–2011), born John Maus, member of the 1960s singing group The Walker Brothers
*[[John Walker (organist)]] (born 1941), recording artist
*[[John Walker (painter)]] (born 1939), nominee for the Turner Prize in 1985
*[[John Augustus Walker]] (1901–1967), Alabama Gulf Coast artist
*[[John Edward Walker]], British-born, American painter and educator
*[[John Henry Walker]] (1831–1899), Canadian engraver and illustrator

==Military personnel and spies==
*[[John Walker (RAF officer)]] (1936–2025), British Chief of Defence Intelligence
*[[John Walker (Medal of Honor)]] (c. 1845–?), American Indian Wars soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
*[[Ration Truck massacre#Victims|John William Ernest Walker]] (1919–1942) Australian staff sergeant who was executed in the [[Ration Truck massacre]]
*[[John Walker (officer of arms)]] (1913–1984), English officer of arms
*[[John Anthony Walker]] (1937–2014), American communications specialist convicted in 1985 of spying for the Soviet Union
*[[John C. Walker]], Indiana physician and officer during the American Civil War
*[[John George Walker]] (1821–1893), general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War
*[[John Grimes Walker]] (1835–1907), United States Navy admiral
*[[John T. Walker (USMC)]] (1893–1955), United States Marine Corps general

==Inventors and scientists==
*[[John Walker (inventor)]] (1781–1859), English chemist and inventor of the friction match in 1827
*[[John Walker (natural historian)]] (1731–1803), Scottish naturalist
*[[John Walker (programmer)]] (born c. 1950-2024), one of the designers of AutoCAD
*[[John Charles Walker]] (1893–1994), American agricultural scientist
*[[John E. Walker]] (born 1941), British chemist, winner of the 1997 Nobel Prize
*[[John Francis Walker]] (1839–1907), British geologist
*[[John James Walker]] (1825–1900), British mathematician
*[[John M. Walker]] (1907–1990), American physician and investment banker
*[[John Walker (horticulturist)]] (1893–1991), Canadian plant breeder

==Businessmen==
*[[John Walker (grocer)]] (1805–1857), Scottish founder of ''John Walker & Sons'' and namesake of the ''Johnnie Walker'' whisky brand
*[[John Walker (Scottish cricketer)]] (1879–1953), Scottish businessman and director of ''John Walker & Sons''
*[[John Brisben Walker]] (1847–1931), American entrepreneur and magazine publisher
*[[John Hardeman Walker]] (1794–1860), southeast Missouri landowner

==Clergymen==
*[[John Walker (archdeacon of Essex)]] (died 1588), Anglican archdeacon
*[[John Walker (archdeacon of Dorset)]] (1694–1780)
*[[John Walker (biographer)]] (1674–1747), English clergyman and ecclesiastical historian
*[[John Walker (scholar)]] (1692–1741), English classical scholar and Anglican archdeacon of Hereford
*[[John Walker (1769–1833)]], Church of Ireland cleric and academic who seceded as founder of a sect
*[[John M. Walker (bishop)]] (1888–1951), Episcopal bishop of Atlanta
*[[John Russell Walker]] (1837–1887), Anglican priest
*[[John T. Walker (bishop)]] (1925–1989), American Episcopal bishop of Washington
*[[John Walker (abolitionist)]] (1786–1845), Presbyterian minister in Ohio and Pennsylvania
*[[John Walker (Presbyterian minister)]] (1855–1941) in Australia

==Others==
*[[John Walker (industrialist)]] (1884–1932), Pittsburgh industrialist
*[[John Walker (journalist)]] (born 1977), British video game journalist
*[[John Walker (lexicographer)]] (1732–1807), English lexicographer, actor and philologist
*[[John Walker (philatelist)]] (1855–1927), British philatelist
*[[John Walker (numismatist)]] (1900–1964), Scottish numismatist
*[[John Walker (vaccinator)]] (1759–1830), English educational writer, physician, and advocate of vaccination
*[[John Walker (antiquary)]] (1770–1831), English antiquary
*[[John Brian Walker]] (1924–2014), British general practitioner
*John Walker, one of the [[Birmingham Six]] accused of bombings in England in 1974
*[[John A. Walker (art critic)]] (1938–2023), British art critic and historian
*[[John Clay Walker]] (1948–1985), American journalist
*[[John H. Walker]] (1872–1955), Scottish-born American labor unionist and politician
*[[John Walker (Protector of Aborigines)]], South Australian [[Protector of Aborigines]], 1861–1868

==Fictional characters==
*John Walker, in Arthur Ransome's [[Swallows and Amazons series|''Swallows and Amazons'' series]] of novels
*John Walker, alter ego of [[U.S. Agent]], a comic book superhero

==See also==
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*[[John Walker Lindh]] (born 1981), American captured as an enemy combatant in 2001, in Afghanistan, usually referred to by the press as John Walker
*[[Johnnie Walker (disambiguation)]]
*[[Jack Walker (disambiguation)]]
*[[Jon Walker]] (born 1985), American musician
*[[Jonathan Walker (disambiguation)]]

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