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- Natural features
- Paxton Creek, a tributary of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania
[edit] Australia
[edit] People
- Surnames
- Bill Paxton, actor
- Gary S. Paxton, musician, producer
- Geoffrey Paxton, Australian Anglican minister
- George Paxton, 1930s and 1940s big band leader, composer, and arranger
- John Paxton, screenwriter
- John M. Paxton, Jr., United States Marine Corps Major General, Commanding General 1st Marine Division
- Sir Joseph Paxton, English architect, designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851
- Lonie Paxton, NFL pro football player
- Mike Paxton, MLB pro baseball player
- Richard Paxton, English architect
- Robert Paxton, historian
- Sara Paxton, actress, musician
- Steve Paxton, experimental dancer and choreographer
- Thomas Paxton (1820–1887), Ontario businessman and politician
- Sir Thomas Paxton (Lord Provost), Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1920 to 1923
- Thomas Paxton (1754–1804), captain of HMS Speedy (1798), lost in Lake Ontario
- Tom Paxton, folk musician, singer-songwriter
- Via Paxton, big-bust model
- William McGregor Paxton, American artist
- Paxton Boys, American frontiersmen
- Given names
- Fictional
[edit] Business
[edit] References
- , a b "The Paxtons: We Are One" (1903) by William McClung Paxton [1]
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