John Haywood (disambiguation)

John Haywood (disambiguation)

John Haywood or Heywood may refer to:
*John Haywood (1754–1827), North Carolina state treasurer
*John Haywood (historian) (1762–1826)

ee also

*John Heywood, d.1590, English writer
*John Heywood Hawkins, d.1841, geologist

*John Hayward (disambiguation)


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