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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Stovall''' may refer to:<br />
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== Places ==<br />
* [[Stovall, Georgia]]<br />
* [[Stovall, Mississippi]]<br />
* [[Stovall, North Carolina]], a town in North Carolina<br />
* [[Stovall Drive]], in Clovis, California<br />
* [[Stovall House]], historic home in Tampa, Florida<br />
* [[Stovall's Inn]], a Best Western hotel across the street from Disneyland in Anaheim, California<br />
* [[Stovall Middle School]], middle school in Houston, Texas<br />
* [[Stovall Mill Covered Bridge]], smallest covered bridge in the U.S. state of Georgia<br />
* [[The Stovall]], a high rise in Tampa, Florida<br />
* [[24010 Stovall]], an asteroid<br />
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== People sharing the surname "Stovall" ==<br />
* [[Anthony Stovall]] (born 1982), American professional soccer player<br />
* [[Babe Stovall]] (1907–1974), American blues musician<br />
* [[Carla Stovall]] (born 1957), Attorney General of Kansas 1995&ndash;2003<br />
* [[Dale E. Stovall]] (born 1944), USAF Brigadier General<br />
* [[Di Stovall]] (born 1947), American artist<br />
* [[Dick Stovall]] (1922–1999), NFL football player<br />
* [[Don Stovall]] (1913–1970), American jazz saxophonist<br />
* [[Fred Stovall]] (1882–1958), oilman and baseball club owner<br />
* [[George Stovall]] (1877–1951), American baseball player, manager of the Cleveland Naps, and player/manager of St. Louis Browns<br />
* [[Gil Stovall]] (born 1986), American Olympic swimmer<br />
* [[Jack Stovall]], football coach for Central Connecticut State University<br />
* [[Jerry Stovall]] (born 1941), professional football player and coach at LSU<br />
* [[Jesse Stovall]] (1875–1955), professional baseball player<br />
* [[Jim Stovall]], blind author and advocate<br />
* [[Kate Bradley Stovall]] (1884–1914), American writer, clubwoman<br />
* [[Lloyd Stovall]], football coach for Southeastern Louisiana University<br />
* [[Marcellus A. Stovall]] (1818–1895), American soldier and Confederate general<br />
* [[Maurice Stovall]] (born 1985), American football player<br />
* [[Paul Stovall]] (1948–1978), American professional basketball player<br />
* [[Peter Simpson Stovall]], State Treasurer of Mississippi (1912–1916)<br />
* [[Queena Stovall]] (1888–1980), West Virginia folk artist known as the Grandma Moses of West Virginia<br />
* [[Rawson Stovall]] (born 1972), video game producer<br />
* [[The Stovall Sisters]], a gospel trio, sisters Lillian, Joyce and Netta Stovall, members of the Blues Hall of Fame<br />
* [[Thelma Stovall]] (1919–1994), Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky (1975–1979)<br />
* [[Wallace Stovall]], publisher of ''[[The Tampa Tribune]]''<br />
* [[William H. Stovall]], a World War I [[flying ace]]<br />
* [[J. Willis Stovall]], paleontologist, who co-named ''Acrocanthosaurus''<br />
* [[Welmon Sharlhorne]], also known as Welman Stovall (born 1952), African-American painter<br />
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== Fictional characters ==<br />
* Lt. Stovall, character in the 1959 film ''[[Operation Petticoat]]''<br />
* [[Twelve_O'Clock_High#Cast|Major Harvey Stovall]], character in ''Twelve O'Clock High,'' a novel (1948), film (1949) and television series (1964-67)<br />
* Red Stovall, character played by Clint Eastwood in the 1982 film ''[[Honkytonk Man]]''<br />
* Dewey Stovall character, played by Paul Brinegar, in the 1979-1980's TV Show "Dukes of Hazzard"<br />
*Victor Stovall is a character in MN Seeley's 2020 novel, "Cur Dogs."<br />
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