David Wells (disambiguation)
- David Wells (disambiguation)
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David Wells may refer to:
- David Wells (born 1963) is an American baseball pitcher.
- David Wells (medium) (born 1960), British astrologer and purported medium
- David Wells (AIDS dissident)
- David F. Wells (born 1939), professor of theology, Congregational minister and author
- David Ames Wells (1828-1898), American economist
- David R. Wells, Jr (born 1971), American actor better known as Dino Wells
- David Wells (admiral) (born 1918), Australian Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (1970-1971)
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