John Greenwood (disambiguation)
- John Greenwood (disambiguation)
John Greenwood may refer to:
*John Greenwood, Puritan divine
*John Greenwood (1760-1819), George Washington's dentist and the "Father of Modern Dentistry"
*John D. H. Greenwood, English composer of classical and film music
*John Greenwood (artist), colonial American artist
*Captain John Greenwood, British sea captain
*John Greenwood (1829-74, MP) (1829-74), British Member of Parliament
*John Greenwood, trustee of the Social Affairs Unit
*John Greenwood (bus operator), transport entrepreneur from Salford
*John Greenwood (executive), (1950 - 2008) catering executive
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