James Dixon (disambiguation)
- James Dixon (disambiguation)
James Dixon, Jim Dixon or Jimmy Dixon may refer to:
*James Dixon (1814-1873), U.S. Representative from Connecticut
*James Dixon (football player) (born 1967), American footballer
*James Main Dixon (1856-1933), American teacher and author
*James R. Dixon (born 1928), American biologist
*James S. Dixon who presented the James S. Dixon Trophy in Canadian football
*Jimmy Dixon (born 1981), Liberian footballer
*Jamie Dixon, collegebasketball coach
*Jim Dixon, the eponymous central character of Lucky Jim, 1954 novel by Kingsley Amis
ee also
*James Dixon Murray
*James Dixon Black
*James Dixon Roman
*James Dixon Williams
*James Dickson (disambiguation)
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