David Stone (disambiguation)
- David Stone (disambiguation)
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David Stone may refer to:
- Alderman David Henry Stone, Lord Mayor of London in 1874
- David Stone, 19th century Governor of North Carolina and U.S. Senator
- David Stone (footballer), English footballer
- David Stone (magician), French magician
- David Stone (keyboardist), professional keyboardist
- David Stone (British military historian and author), retired British Army officer and writer on military history
- David Lee Stone, author best known for his series The Illmoor Chronicles
- David Scott Stone, musician
- David Stone (producer), producer of such Broadway shows as The Vagina Monologues or Wicked
- David Stone (cyclist), gold medal winning British cyclist
- Dave Stone, British television writer
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