User:T. Anthony/Missing Anglosphere content

I am changing the purpose of this on the fly. I had considered this before as I originally made this article after seeing US-related articles in other Wikis. So thinking of English-language or Anglosphere content was always on my mind. I'm planning to move much of the non-Anglosphere stuff to other lists. Hope no one is too upset.

Indigenous people of English speaking nations

• John Amagoalik - He was on the Nunavut Implementation Commission. d:Q572030
• Barnabus Arnasungaaq An Inuit sculptor from Baker Lake, Nunavut. fr:Barnabus Arnasungaaq
• Arvol Looking Horse - Sun Dance person. fr:Arvol Looking Horse
• James BlueWolf - Choctaw writer. d:Q11927155
• Barney Bush - Shawnee writer. ca:Barney Bush
• Ecueracapa - Comanche historical figure. d:Q11917982
• Robert Gish/Robert Franklin Gish - Cherokee writer and professor. d:Q11945787
• Moses Keokuk - The son of Keokuk and a notable chief in his own right. ca:Moses Keokuk
• Jacob C. Morgan - Preceded Chee Dodge as Chairman of the Navajo Nation Council. ca:Jacob C. Morgan
• Sonihat - A Haida people leader. ca:Sonihat
• Long Jack Phillipus Tjakammara - Painter who knew Michael Nelson Tjakamarra in youth. d:Q1418744
• Ronnie Tjampitjinpa - Australian aboriginal artist who grew up around Lake Mackay. de:Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
• White Eagle (Pawnee) - A chief. ca:White Eagle
• Roger Willie - Navajo actor and Persian Gulf vet. fr:Roger Willie

Australia

• James Noel Adams - Australian/UK Latinist and Kenyon Medalist. de:James Noel Adams
• Bertram Armytage - Australian Explorer of Antarctica and member of the Nimrod Expedition, Mount Armytage is named for him.[1] d:Q828423
• James Bartle - Australian/New Zealander once nominated for a AACTA Award for Best Cinematography. de:James Bartle
• Nick Birks - Australian javelin thrower. de:Nick Birks
• Tim Bonyhady - Recipient of the Queensland Premier's Literary Award and the Community Relations Commission Award. de:Tim Bonyhady
• Henry Burmester - An acting Solicitor-General of Australia in the 1997 to 1998 period. d:Q15815149
• Cecil Craske - An Australian National Badminton Champion. d:Q1052284
• Hilton Deakin - An emeritus auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne. d:Q1618937
• Patrick De Deckker - A Paleontologist and Verco Medal recipient. de:Patrick De Deckker
• Maxine Evans - Australian champion at Ladies Singles, badminton. de:Maxine Evans
• Kenji Fitzgerald - Actor and musician. de:Kenji Fitzgerald
• Dyllan Harmer - A biathlete from Nambour, Queensland. de:Dyllan Harmer\
• Graham Haskell - Athlete. de:Graham Haskell
• Mavis Horsburgh - Australian champion at Ladies Singles, badminton. de:Mavis Horsburgh
• Adrian Mears - A jazz trombonist and didgeridoo player. de:Adrian Mears
• Ivan Shearer - A former Challis Professor of International Law. de:Ivan Shearer

See also some links in User:JackofOz/Thematic Master Index.

The Bahamas

• Jaraun Burrows - Basketball player. fi:Jaraun Burrows
• Bennet Davis - Basketball player from this nation. it:Bennet Davis
• Michael Lightbourne - Economist linked to the Central Bank of The Bahamas. no:Michael Lightbourne
• George William Mackey - Deceased politician. pl:George William Mackey
• Elvis Rolle - Basketball player from this country. d:q3723770
• John A. Rolle - Economist linked to the Central Bank of The Bahamas. no:John A. Rolle

Barbados

• David Estwick - Minister of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries, Industry and Small Business Development. de:David Estwick
• Donville Inniss - Minister of Health. de:Donville Inniss
• Cleviston Haynes - - The Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados. no:Cleviston Haynes
• Ronald D. Jones - A Minister of Education & Human Resources Development. de:Ronald Jones (Politiker)
• Denis Kellman - A Minister of Housing, Lands and Rural Development. de:Denis Kellman
• Denis Lowe - A Minister of Drainage, Water Resource Management and the Environment. de:Denis Lowe
• Nicholas Reifer - A badminton player who competed for Barbados at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. de:Nicholas Reifer

Belize

• Eamon Courtenay - A former Minister of Foreign Affairs and a former Attorney-General of Belize. d:Q3046363
• Edward Arthur Laing - He was on the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. d:Q1291570

Bermudians

• Shannon Lawrence - Cyclist. fr:Shannon Lawrence

Canada

• Don Arioli - Animation person who wrote Hot Stuff and The House That Jack Built. fr:Don Arioli
• Nathan Bexton - Actor and director. d:q11790089
• Mike Birch - A yacht racer, navigator. d:q3313224
• Mike Daski - In the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame as a "Builder" and also coached in the German Eishockey-Bundesliga. de:Mike Daski
• Paul Dingledine/Paul S. Dingledine - A Canadian Ambassador to Iran who died last year. de:Paul Stewart Dingledine
• Adam Dukovich - A boccia player. no:Adam Dukovich
• Harris Eisenstadt - Jazz musician. de:Harris Eisenstadt
• Adam Frost (actor) - de:Adam Frost
• Don Haldane - Director of Drylanders and a screenwriter who acted in Nikki, Wild Dog of the North. fr:Don Haldane
• John Gelder Horler Halstead - A diplomat. de:John Gelder Horler Halstead
• Bill Harriott - Paralympic skiing guide.[2] de:Bill Harriott
• J. F. Jardine - A recipient of the Coxeter–James Prize. d:q15456834
• Aaron Kim Johnston - Producer of The Arrow. fr:Aaron Kim Johnston
• Jeff Kitura - Speedskater nl:Jeff Kitura
• Mark Lewis (mathematician) - He received the CRM-Fields-PIMS prize in 2011. d:q16218259
• Richard MacLennan - Speed skater. nl:Richard MacLennan
• Thomas Paul Malone - A Canadian diplomat. de:Thomas Paul Malone
• Dalton Muir - A wildlife cinematographer, Circle of the Sun and others, as well as film director. fr:Dalton Muir
• Gilbert Norwood - British/Canadian philologist, placed here for being a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. de:Gilbert Norwood
• Rowland Pack - A classical cellist, organist, and choral conductor. de:Rowland Pack
• Roland Poulin - Prix Paul-Émile-Borduas winning sculptor. fr:Roland Poulin
• Jaime Robb - Biathlete. d:q1678752
• Peter McLaren Roberts - A Canadian ambassador to Romania. de:Peter McLaren Roberts
• John Lewis Robinson - Massey Medalist. fr:John Lewis Robinson
• Barry Romberg - Jazz drummer. de:Barry Romberg
• Ron Samworth - Jazz guitarist and composer. de:Ron Samworth
• Edward Earle Shouldice - Surgeon, Shouldice Hernia Centre is named for him. d:q1292115
• Paul Stutz - Alpine skier from Alberta. d:q2062635
• Donald Tansley - Henry Dunant Medalist. de:Donald Tansley
• Vernon George Turner - A Canadian ambassador to Israel. d:Q1737180
• Thomas Leonard Walker - Mineralogy. de:Thomas Leonard Walker
• Floyd Ziegler - Canadian snooker player. de:Floyd Ziegler

Grenada

• Josh Charles (athlete) - pl:Josh Charles (lekkoatleta)
• Kenion Herry - Sprinter pl:Kenion Herry
• Alister McIntyre - Grenadian diplomat and a former Officer-in-Charge of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. de:Alister McIntyre

Guyana

• Devon Bond - A jumper who set a Guyanese records in athletics. pl:Devon Bond
• Joseph Tyndall - A government minister who briefly served as acting Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community. d:Q13466198

Ireland

• John H. F. Campbell - An Irish ambassador to China and the UN. de:John H. F. Campbell
• John Exshaw - Twice Lord Mayor of Dublin. d:Q1443048
• John Paul Kavanagh - A former Permanent Representative of Ireland to the United Nations. de:John Paul Kavanagh
• Thomas J. Kiernan - An Irish ambassador to Canada and the United States. de:Thomas J. Kiernan
• Abraham Bradley King - Lord Mayor of Dublin from 1812–13. d:Q329802
• Arthur Lappin - Producer, often with Jim Sheridan, of award-winning films. de:Arthur Lappin
• Padraic Moran - Boccia champion no:Padraic Moran
• Daniel Mulhall - The current Ambassador of Ireland to the United States. thanks to User:St170e
• Peter Murtagh - An award-winning journalist and writer. de:Peter Murtagh
• Adam Pepper - Member of Ireland men's national ice hockey team. de:Adam Pepper
• Lorcan George Sherlock - Lord Mayor of Dublin from 1912–15. d:Q1869855

Jamaica

• David Coore - A former finance minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, and Deputy PM. d:Q1174060
• Trevor DaCosta - Jamaican diplomat and ambassador to Mexico. de:Trevor DaCosta
• Herbert Eldemire - A former Health minister and member of the Jamaica Labour Party known for work involving the infrastucture of Montego Bay. de:Herbert Eldemire
• Owen Ellington - A former Police Commissioner. de:Owen Ellington
• Douglas Fletcher - A former Ambassador of Jamaica to the United States. d:Q1252291
• Derrick Kellier - He serves as the Minister of Labour & Social Security. de:Derrick Kellier
• Hardley Lewin - The first person to lead both the military and police force in the history of Jamaica. de:Hardley Lewin
• Laurence Lindo - A former High Commissioner of Jamaica, London. de:Laurence Lindo
• Clive Mullings - A former Energy Minister of the Nation. de:Clive Mullings
• Arnold Joseph Nicholson - The current Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade. de:Arnold Joseph Nicholson
• Garron Palmer - Badminton champ. d:Q1494496

New Zealand

• Atholl Anderson - Anthropologist, Archaeologist, and Pre-historian who received several New Zealand awards. d:Q755690
• Joseph Beattie Armstrong - Whitehaven England born botanist. d:Q1706587
• Jordan Challis - New Zealand Ice Hockey League player. d:Q16438506
• Kieran Doe - Triathlete who won bronze at New Zealand's 2010 Ironman World Championship. d:Q1741047
• Chris Eaden - Ice hockey player d:Q1077185
• David Falealili - Track athlete fr:David Falealili
• Joshua Hay - Member of the New Zealand men's national ice hockey team. de:Joshua Hay
• Peter Lloyd (economist and author) - d:Q1671184
• Zak Nothling - Ice hockey player. fr:Zak Nothling
• Jaden Pine-Murphy - New Zealand men's national ice hockey team player currently with the Australian Melbourne Ice. d:Q17389247
• Damon Rampton - A basketball player and brother to Tony Rampton. d:Q6998705
• Colin R. Townsend - A biologist and ecologist who co-wrote Ecology: From Individuals to Ecosystems. de:Colin R. Townsend
• C. L. Wilton/Cecil Louis Wilton - Arachnologist who identified many Migas spiders (d:q3312828) and worked with Raymond Robert Forster. d:q2310942

Trinidad and Tobago

• Lennox Fitzroy Ballah - On the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. d:Q1818111
• Billy Mo - Jazz trumpeter and Schlager singer who did the original Ich kauf’ mir lieber einen Tirolerhut. d:Q863193
• Brandon Benjamin - A track athlete. pl:Brandon Benjamin

UK

• Androw Bennett - A writer from Wales. cy:Androw Bennett
• Charles Brackenbury - Early English auto-racer. d:q18068278
• Kenneth Budden - Received the 1999 Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society for Geophysics. pt:Kenneth Budden
• Stanley Peter Dance - A British malacologist d:q378461
• James W. Dungey - He received the 1982 Chapman Medal and the 1990 Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society for Geophysics. d:q1283044
• James Eastwood - Screenwriter, journalist, and crime fiction writer. d:q3161049
• Roy Evans (table tennis) - In the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame and the ITTF Hall of Fame. d:Q1432739
• Richard Fairhurst (musician) - A jazz pianist. de:Richard Fairhurst
• Geoff Gascoyne - A jazz bassist. de:Geoff Gascoyne
• William M. Hutchinson - Robert Koch Prize winner. de:William M. Hutchison
• Leon Lucy - Recipient of the 2000 Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society. pt:Leon Lucy
• Richard Marden - Winner of a BAFTA Award for Best Editing. de:Richard Marden
• Roger J. Mills/Roger Mills (badminton) - See English National Badminton Championships. fr:Roger J. Mills
• Martin Mayes - Scottish jazz hornist. de:Martin Mayes
• Christopher Rees (badminton) - A Welsh champion in the sport. d:Q1077685
• Mark H. Richmond - Robert Koch Prize winner who received a knighthood. d:Q1515901
• John Frederick Rowbotham - English romantic composer and music historian. Looks to be one of the more notable people to link to nothing here. d:Q1231976
• Richard Thornton (geologist) - Also an explorer. d:q:20925166
• Dan Travers - Shared a Commonwealth Games gold medal in badminton. de:Dan Travers
• A.K. Vint - In the ITTF Hall of Fame. de:Bill Vint
• Fred Wanless - A British arachnologist who studied Charippus. it:Fred Wanless
• Rupert Waterhouse - The Waterhouse in Waterhouse–Friderichsen syndrome. d:Q2176614
• Lyndon Williams - Welsh badminton player. d:Q1645638
• Peter Frederick Yeo - Botanist d:Q2074971

USA

See also User:Chubbles/Missing American music

• Milo Addica - The screenwriter for Monster's Ball, The King, and Birth. fr:Milo Addica
• Warren O. Addicott - A former President of the Paleontological Society. de:Warren O. Addicott
• David J. Anick - Twice a Putnam Fellow. de:David J. Anick
• Larry Barrett - Alternative country person. de:Larry Barrett
• Jack Barth - Primarily a screenwriter, worked on The Fabulous Picture Show, The Simpsons, and others. fr:Jack Barth
• Michael Bass (physicist) - An R. W. Wood Prize recipient. de:Michael Bass (Physiker)
• Arthur Beiser - Geophysicist and physics writer. de:Arthur Beiser
• James Bergquist - An Arthur L. Schawlow Prize in Laser Science recipient. de:James Bergquist
• Bruce J. Berne - Peter Debye Award recipient. de:Bruce J. Berne
• David Bleecker - A George Pólya Award for being the co-writer of The World's Biggest Taco.[3] de:David Bleecker
• Ken Brown - pl:Ken Brown
• Art Buchanan - Rockabilly. de:Art Buchanan
• Lou Carter - Jazz pianist from New Jersey. de:Lou Carter
• Ric Cartey - Rockabilly. d:q2148572
• George Casey (director)/George Casey (filmmaker) - de:George Casey (Regisseur)
• Frank Cavett - Shared an Academy Award for Best Story. d:Q1443069
• Deepto Chakrabarty - He shared the 2006 Bruno Rossi Prize. d:q2674294
• College Days - A film from 1926 directed by Richard Thorpe. fr:College Days
• Bob Corbin (Arizona) - A former Arizona Attorney General and National Rifle Association person. de:Bob Corbin
• Wilfrid J. Dufault - A past chancellor emeritus of Assumption College. de:Wilfrid J. Dufault

• Brian Farley (baseball) - Minor league player who became active in Dutch baseball. nl:Brian Farley
• Richard Flournoy - Oscar nominated screenwriter from Arkansas. de:Richard Flournoy
• William R. Forman - A Bruno Rossi Prize winner. d:Q15854682
• Carl Fullerton - Two-time nominee for Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling. de:Carl Fullerton
• Peter W. Glynn - John von Neumann Theory Prize recipient. de:Peter Winston Gunnar Glynn
• Kenneth Herkenhoff - Astronomer and minor planet discoverer. d:q3814589
• Chris Hinshaw - An Ironman World Championship silver medalist. nl:Chris Hinshaw
• Donald Iglehart/Donald L. Iglehart - A John von Neumann Theory Prize winner and an editor. d:q15806310
• Allan S. Jacobson - 1986 Bruno Rossi Prize winner. de:Allan S. Jacobson
• Herb Jones (basketball) - He has played for teams in Italy and the Czech Republic. d:q3785126
• Henry C. Kapteyn - He received a Adolph Lomb Medal and shared a 2010 Schawlow Laser Prize with Margaret Murnane. de:Henry Kapteyn
• Michael Kozoll - Shared an Emmy for co-writing Hill Street Station. fr:Michael Kozoll
• Paul G. Kwiat/Paul Kwiat - Physicist. de:Paul G. Kwiat
• Esper S. Larsen, Jr./Esper S. Larsen Jr. de:Esper S. Larsen
• Let Me Be Frank with You - A novella collection by Richard Ford. fr:En toute franchise
• Lawrence B. Marcus - Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay nominee. d:q666306
• Samuel L. McCall - A Max Born Award winner. de:Samuel L. McCall
• Andre McCollum - He played for Scafati Basket for one season. it:Andre McCollum
• James A. Miller (biochemist) d:q1679900
• People who have been Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
  • John S. Crosman - First d:q16657175
  • James S. Slingerland - d:q16657483
  • Henry C. Davis - d:q16739409
  • Samuel W. Chubbuck - d:q16739399
  • Joseph Poujade - d:q16739526
  • James R. Judge - d:q16739465
  • Lemuel Allen - d:q16739366
  • Gilbert C. Ross - d:q16739544
  • Fred S. Alward - Australian-born and ended up in South Dakota. d:q16739368
• Homer Albert Norris/Homer A. Norris/Homer Norris - Composer who published Practical Harmony on a French Basis. d:q1626001
• One Against the Wind - A Hallmark Hall of Fame episode, which won the Golden Globe Award for Best Miniseries or Television Film. d:q3352563
• Kevin Patzoldt - Biathlete. de:Kevin Patzoldt
• John Stuart Rowley - Ornithologist d:q3182539
• Timothy J. Sexton - Co-winner of the USC Scripter Award and OFCS Award for 2006 for screenwriting of Children of Men. d:q3529067
• Richard Sokolove - A Golden Globe Award for Best Screenplay winner. de:Richard Sokolove
• Ralph L. Shifley - A Vice admiral and World War II veteran. de:Ralph L. Shifley
• John B. Stanbury - Prince Mahidol Award recipient and centenarian. de:John B. Stanbury
• Zeph Stewart - A former President of the American Philological Association. de:Zeph Stewart
• Paul Tasch - American paleontologist who Tasch Peak is named after. de:Paul Tasch
• Thomas K. Turnage - An Administrator of Veterans Affairs during the Presidency of Ronald Reagan de:Thomas K. Turnage
• Harold Edwin Umbarger/H. Edwin Umbarger - A Rosenstiel Award and Guggenheim Fellowship in 1963. d:q998591
• Allen Vincent - A nominee for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. d:Q15782460
• Chester C. Wood - A Vice admiral and Naval War College person. de:Chester C. Wood
• Lucky Wray/Vernon Wray - Link Wray's brother. d:q1873735
• Michael John Zielinski - The Vice President of the Pontifical Commission of Sacred Archaeology. pl:Michael John Zielinski

See also

• Missing Musicians
• Missing Women
• Miscellany
• User:T. Anthony/Missing African content
• Missing awards
• User:T. Anthony/Missing Brazil articles

Of potential use or interest

• de:Canada Gairdner International Award - Unlike the English language "Gairdner Foundation International Award" it looks to have no redlinks.
• ca:Categoria:Amerindis per activitat - The subcategories of it.
• de:Kategorie:Aborigines
• de:Kategorie:Inuit
• de:Kategorie:Māori
• de:Kategorie:Person (Australien)
• de:Kategorie:Rockabilly-Musiker
• de:Kategorie:Liste (Vizegouverneure in den Vereinigten Staaten)
• fr:Catégorie:Personnalité canadienne par profession