James_Parker
James Parker
James Parker or Jim Parker may refer to:
- Jim Parker (composer) (1934-), British composer
- Jim Parker (journalist) (1958-), New Zealand-born writer and journalist
- Jim Parker (American football) (1934-2005), American professional football player
- James Parker (printmaker) (1757–1805), English printmaker
- James Parker (rugby player), former All Black
- James Parker (cement maker) (pre 1780-after 1807), "Roman" cement inventor
- James Parker (Massachusetts) (1768–1837), United States Congressman from Massachusetts
- James Parker (New Jersey) (1776–1868), United States Congressman from New Jersey
- Sir James Parker (Vice Chancellor) (1803–1852), English judge and vice-chancellor
- James Parker (US Army officer) (1854–1934), a Major General in the United States Army
- James Stewart Parker (a.k.a. "Stewart Parker", 1941–1988), English playwright and writer
- James S. Parker (1867–1933), United States Congressman from New York
- James "Quick" Parker (a.k.a. "James "Quick" Parker" 1958-), Canadian Football League player
- James John Parker, an American health care administrator and political candidate
- James Parker (priest), a priest of the Anglican and later Roman Catholic Church
- James Parker (judge), a federal judge in the United States
- James Parker (Labour politician) (1863-1948), British Labour politician, MP for Halifax
- James W. Parker (1797-1865) legendary Texas settler
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