John Watson Biography

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John Watson is a common name. Some of the more notable John Watsons include:

• John Watson Gordon, (1788â??1864) Scottish painter
  
• John Watson, VC, (born c.1829) recipient of the Victoria Cross
  
• John Watson Foster, (1836â??1917) American military man, journalist and diplomat
  
• John Christian Watson, (1867â??1941) Australia's third Prime Minister
  
• John B. Watson,  (1878â??1958) psychologist pioneer of behaviorism
  
• Johnny "Guitar" Watson (1935â??1996) American blues guitarist.
  
• John Watson (Australian politician) (1937â??) is the longestâ??serving member of the Australian Senate
  
• John Marshall Watson, (1946â??) British formula one driver
  
• John L. Watson, (1951â??) chess player and author
  
• John Watson (hotel owner), owner of Watson's Hotel
  
• John Watson (artist), ARIA Award nominiated coâ??designer of Silverchair's Diorama album cover
  
• John Watson (Vice-Chancellor), Cambridge University 1518â??19,1530â??31
  
• John Watson (producer), film producer
  
• John Watson (UK MP)
  
• John Watson (Mount Gambier mayor), mayor of Mount Gambier, South Australia
  
• John Watson (CARE Canada)
  
• John David Watson (Lord), (1989) member of peerage
  

Fictional

• Dr. John H. Watson,  (1852â??1930?) fictional sidekick of detective Sherlock Holmes
  
• John Watson aka Wonko the Sane from the novel So Long, and Thanks For All the Fish by Douglas Adams
  

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