Anthony Thornton (disambiguation)

Anthony Thornton (disambiguation)

Anthony Thornton is the name of:

*Anthony Thornton (born 1967), New Zealand field hockey player
*Anthony Thornton (representative) (1814-1904), U.S. Representative from Illinois
*Anthony Thornton (writer) Author of The Libertines Bound Together


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